Disk Backup and Deduplication White Papers
Sorting Through the Confusion for Federal Agencies
Guidance for Replacing Tape with Disk for Backups
Abstract: In view of the often confusing landscape of how best to replace tape backup, this white paper will discuss the factors for Federal agencies to consider when evaluating the alternatives, including a framework for assessing the value to IT for each approach.
Sorting Through the Confusion of 5 Alternative Approaches
Abstract: In view of the often confusing landscape of how best to replace tape backup, this white paper will discuss the factors to consider when evaluating the alternatives, including a framework for assessing the value to IT for each approach.
Eight Considerations for Evaluating Disk Backup Solutions
Abstract: The economic feasibility of deploying disk-based backup to replace tape is now a reality. However, one cannot assume that all disk-based backup approaches are created equally. This white paper examines eight key considerations when evaluating various disk-based backup systems.
The Economics of Backup
5 Ways Disk Backup with Deduplication Improves Backup Effectiveness, Cost-Efficiency and Data Protection
Abstract: Despite the clear operational advantages of disk backup with deduplication, it requires an investment whose payback is often difficult to quantify. This whitepaper summarizes the business imperatives behind the need for disk backup with deduplication and identifies and explains the five key ways disk backup can help your business as well as a framework for viewing total cost-of-ownership in your existing environment.
7 Steps for Overcoming Limitations of Tape Backup
Abstract: This white paper is a 7-step guide for making the move from tape to disk backup with deduplication. Within these steps, the white paper provides a concise summary of the downsides of tape backup, and then examines the superiority and economy of second-generation disk backup with data deduplication. It also presents key functional requirements for a disk backup system with deduplication as well as a framework for assessing the cost savings of a disk-based backup system with data deduplication vs. tape.
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The ExaGrid has cut our annual backup costs by several thousands of dollars just on tape purchases and travel expenses alone. While tape systems do seem to cost less up front, we’ve gained savings on the management and disaster recovery sides with the ExaGrid system.
Kevin Taber, Network and Systems Administrator
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