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Slideshows about backup

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  IN PICTURES: ARN Backup and Disaster Recovery Roundtable, Sydney, 17.02.16

  When disaster strikes, it is not just data that needs restoring, but the full working environment, which means disaster recovery. No doubt the increasing use of virtualisation and the transition towards Cloud computing is changing the way backup and disaster recovery are being carried out. With the growing reliance on Cloud, many organisations are opting for a hybrid Cloud model, whereby Cloud storage and Cloud backup are paired with an on-premise backup appliance. It is an ideal way to expedite data recovery and meet demanding SLAs. This exclusive roundtable highlighted the latest partner opportunities, discuss customer pain points and market trends (including the emergence of disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) and the growing adoption of Cloud backup), and examine the latest state of play. The roundtable was sponsored by Bulletproof, Storagecraft and Veritas. Photos by ARN Editorial Director, Mike Gee.

  IN PICTURES: ARN Backup and Disaster Recovery Roundtable, Sydney, 17.02.16
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  IN PICTURES: StorageCraft ShadowProtect SPX launch (+22 photos)

  Partners current and prospective converged on the Westin Hotel in Sydney for the official launch of StorageCraft’s upgraded disaster recovery solution. The evening featured presentations from StorageCraft vice president Asia Pacific, Greg Wyman and performances from Brasilian dancing troupe, Rhythm Brazil. Photos by Chris Player and StorageCraft.

  IN PICTURES: StorageCraft ShadowProtect SPX launch (+22 photos)
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  In Pictures: 10 Cloud storage and backup services for your small business

  The Cloud is an increasingly viable (and inexpensive) storage and backup option for small businesses. Here are 10 services worth a look - and, possibility, your data.

  In Pictures: 10 Cloud storage and backup services for your small business
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  IN PICTURES: ARN Breakfast Briefing, Sydney

  ARN hosted a Breakfast Briefing, Cloud Backup Services Made Easy, with co-sponsors IBM and Front-Safe. Speakers talked about how services providers can best position a back-up-as a-service offering to target businesses both small and large enterprises.

  IN PICTURES: ARN Breakfast Briefing, Sydney

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News about backup

• Kordia partners with Netlinkz to offer Starlink satellite network resilience

  Starlink option joins Ultrafast Broadband, digital microwave radio and cellular data.

• Dell rallies its partners, rolls out white label option 'Harmony'

  Dell plans to engage with partners to test Harmony's economic models and refine delivery.

• Redstor targets trans-Tasman growth with new pre-sales lead

  Duane Botha charged to engage with interested resellers across A/NZ

• AWS launches centralised back-up service

  AWS Backup allows for automated back-ups

• NetApp embeds Commvault software into storage portfolio

  NetApp becomes a "full resell partner"

• ActiveImage names Bluechip Infotech as first A/NZ distributor

  Selected for reputation, complementary products and national presence

Interviews about backup

• Connector Systems: Double-digit growth in Australia is a bare minimum

  Connector Systems MD, Dale Smith, talks to Reseller News NZ about how the company keeps ahead of the curve by adding vendors to its portfolio, ...

Features about backup

• Veeam: Why backup is no longer enough

  "For global enterprises, employees, customers and partners expect to have access to the data centre anytime."

• 15 free security and backup utilities

  Use SuperAntiSpyware, AVG Anti-Virus, Backupify, or more of these free downloads and services to secure your PC and your data

• Six ways to botch your backups

  Want to lose all your data and sink your business? Follow these six simple rules.

• To tape or not to tape, that is the question

  Is tape still the best backup solution for the small business?