Data is the lifeblood of a business and it's up to IT Departments to keep it accessible and protected. With the ever changing landscape of networks, storage growth, the current (and intense) focus on security, and more professionals working from home, there are many challenges that IT professionals can face.

Migrating to the cloud can be challenging when determining the best migration strategy for your applications and systems. For a further explanation of the 6 R's of Cloud Migration: Re-host, Re-platform, Re-factor, Re-purchase, Retain, and Retire, download this Whitepaper to fully understand what each strategy entails and offers organizations. 

Backup has been around for decades but with new technologies emerging to help save data, replication has become the new kid on the block.  It's important to recog­nize the difference between the two and what it means for a business. Does the com­pany need backup or does it need replication? Would it benefit to have both?

Backup products have come a long way in their sophistication and ease of use, and they are certainly more affordable now if you consider the horrible expense of losing your data. But there are still some “myths” or assumptions made when it comes to backup that can lead to trouble.

The only way to protect your business from losing essential data is by backing up that data regularly and consistently. Regular and consistent backup schedules are different for every business and the schedules need to adapt to individual business needs over the course of time.