Data protection for small and medium-sized enterprises in the cloud era will be changed

According to the Acronis Global Disaster Recovery Index, released by Ponemon Cato, an international research firm in 2012, 32% of SMEs worldwide still use 3 or more 3 backup and disaster-tolerant solutions. Industry forecasts that the existing backup methods will be changed, simplifying management will become the future of disaster preparedness technology important development trend.

As cloud computing and large data become more and more intense, many solution providers have released forecasts of future it trends, and the future of http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13597.html "> How will it evolve?" In addition to cloud computing, virtualization and big data and other popular words are not in suspense, the data disaster for the first time to be specifically "treated."

Guo Xin, President of IDC's Greater China region, believes that all future industries will have it genes and that the decision-making framework is based on informatization. But the informatization relies on the enterprise data to a great extent, the data information will become more and more important, correspondingly, the enterprise to the disaster preparation plan's attention degree also more and more high.

The industry believes that, due to cost and technology factors, traditional backup programs either can only back up the data, or can only back up the system, there are only for the application of backup, and disaster recovery often requires additional specialized software, which caused the waste of resources and increased management of complex SMEs.

According to the Acronis Global Disaster Recovery Index, released by Ponemon Cato, an international research firm in 2012, 32% of SMEs worldwide still use 3 or more 3 backup and disaster-tolerant solutions. In the reporter's survey, the domestic small and medium-sized enterprises have even used 10 kinds of backup, disaster recovery solutions.

As we all know, the purpose of backup is to restore, and the hardest part is recovery. However, more than 10 kinds of disaster preparedness solutions do not enhance the confidence of SMEs in the successful recovery of data when they encounter business interruption.

According to the reporter, Dell launched a "Mobile data architecture" as the core of the intelligent Data management solution has in fact already has a trace of "Storage backup disaster integration" of the prototype; the number of Chinese backup hardware manufacturers love the "backup disaster-tolerant integration" slogan, U.S. backup software vendors Acronis is directly integrated backup and disaster management interface, users can manage backup and disaster recovery.

However, trapped in cost factors, SMEs can only be based on the hardware-integrated disaster preparedness solution "exclaiming".

At the same time, the popularization of virtualization technology increases the complexity of the enterprise disaster preparedness solution, and presents new challenges to the disaster preparedness technology. Industry insiders believe that virtualization is the general trend of the solution to the virtual environment of disaster preparedness is imperative. Integrates software and hardware to provide integrated solutions for backup, recovery, and disaster recovery protection in VMware environments to simplify disaster preparedness management in virtual environments.

"In the future, the high cost efficiency is meaningless, only the reasonable ratio of efficiency and cost is the enterprise needs and affordable, which is particularly important to the SME market." The solution provider told reporters that with the increasing popularity of it technology, more and more industries will have it genes, traditional backup and recovery methods will be difficult to adapt to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises, disaster preparedness technology will continue to simplify management and easy to use the direction of development, and the traditional backup and disaster tolerance between the "gap" must first be filled.

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)