Security Management White Papers
Cool Vendors in Data Protection, 2006
Overview A group of cool new data protection vendors are delivering disk-based solutions that capture data more frequently and that deliver faster recovery than traditional backup solutions. The storage software industry is dominated by two primary markets: the backup market and the replication market. During the next few years, these two markets will continue to control the majority of software spending in storage management. Both of these markets have data movement capabilities and copy functions, yet they remain distinct. This is so even though their functions are increasingly overlapping and new recovery vendors that promote their products as Continuous Data Protection (CDP) are delivering disk-based solutions that promise a shorter backup window and faster recovery, with more frequent data capture resulting in less data loss.
| Publisher | Gartner | File Format | |
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| Date Published | March 2008 | ||
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