Just as challenging and as potentially rewarding as parenting, is the task of information management and role in creating an environment for ‘big data’ to flourish and prosper.
With the accelerated uptake of many different cloud-based solutions, from Software as a Service (SaaS) through to platforms and infrastructure, the cloud has fast become part of many organisations’ daily business.
Captain of the “Miracle on the Hudson” and the first man to walk to both the North and South poles to speak about their personal experiences doing remarkable things, how data played a role, and how global organisations can do the same.
In a world where data is the lifeblood of the enterprise, backup and recovery are no longer ‘nice to have’ solutions, but essential to business continuity.
With technological innovations on the rise and hardware and software becoming more complex as a result, the tasks associated with the upkeep of IT operations have become more time-consuming as well.
When it comes to Cloud Transformation (data centre consolidation, virtualisation and automation) there are some key things companies need to consider before they take the leap, by Johan Scheepers, Commvault Systems Engineering Director for MESAT
Commvault, a global leader in enterprise backup, recovery, archive and the cloud, ended its fiscal year for 2017 with continued worldwide customer growth in the fourth quarter.
Commvault’s data protection and information management solutions provide mid- and enterprise-level organizations worldwide with a significantly better way to get value from their data.
