Sponsor: Veeam Software

In a landscape where businesses large and small grapple with the daunting task of workload migration, Veeam stands out as a beacon of simplicity and efficiency. This product demo is your opportunity to discover the edge Veeam can provide to its customers.

In this session, we will discuss:

• Veeam’s Extensive Support: Dive into the vast array of hypervisor and cloud environments that Veeam seamlessly integrates with.
• Strategic Workload Movement: Create a clear, streamlined strategy to transition your workloads with minimal complexity.
• Leveraging Existing Tools: Learn how to effortlessly migrate workloads with Veeam’s powerful tools – many of which you may already possess.
• Watch this product demo to see why Veeam customers always have an advantage when it comes to hypervisor migrations. Register now to take the first step toward mastering your migration journey.

The Enterprise Buyers' Guide to Data Protection 2024 is designed to highlight key market trends and challenges while providing information on what capabilities and processes organizations should consider implementing to ensure their investment in data protection not only meets current requirements but can adapt to modern workloads, including software as a service and cloud‑native architectures, which require higher levels of scalability and data mobility relative to traditional and legacy applications.

Building a holistic cybersecurity program can be complex and multifaceted, but organizations that leverage frameworks such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, can better establish standards, guidelines and best practices to manage their cybersecurity risk.

With insights and knowledge to utilize Veeam® Data Platform, IT organizations, security teams and responsible decisions makers can build a cyber-resilient data recovery strategy.

Read this new white paper and learn how to:

• Improve cybersecurity through the industry recognized NIST Framework.
• Empower IT to actively participate in the cybersecurity plan.
• Harness Veeam capabilities for your cybersecurity strategy.

Veeam has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Data Resilience Solutions, Q4 2024, and achieved the highest score in the strategy category. Additionally, Veeam received above average Customer Feedback in the evaluation.

We believe Veeam received this recognition due to expanding data resilience, data portability, security, and intelligence within our market-leading backup solution. Veeam presents a leading enterprise feature set from continuous product development through innovation and acquisition.

In this complementary report, Forrester evaluates critical factors that customers should consider for their purchase and evaluates each solution based on the following factors:

• Strategy
• Current Offering
• Customer feedback

Download the Forrester Wave™: Data Resilience Solutions, Q4 2024 to find out why Veeam is a Leader.

Following Broadcom's acquisition of VMware, 72% of surveyed organizations said that they plan to migrate their servers from VMware in the future, according to a new study conducted by Foundry and CIO.com.

Watch this on-demand webinar for an overview of the survey results and an in-depth discussion on:

• How 550 CIOs are looking at Broadcom, vSphere, and their broader hybrid IT strategies moving forward.
• What is driving these organizations to reconsider their hypervisor and cloud strategies, including timing, skills, tools, and more.
• How Veeam can help users migrate, modernize, and secure their hybrid data estates anywhere.
• How optimizing existing storage or turnkey backup can move data across hypervisors, clouds, virtual and physical servers, and applications.

And more!

Change is the only true constant in the world, and your virtual datacenter is no exception. Changing a hypervisor is not something that should be taken lightly, so when you are considering this type of switch, you need to review your data resilience strategy too. Whether you’re moving between vendors or migrating to new platforms or locations, Veeam keeps your business running safely, securely, and without loss at any scale.

Watch this webinar with Billy Cashwell and John Annand from Info-Tech to learn more about:

• Migrating without changing your workflow or processes.
• Secure, consistent protection across virtualization platforms.
• How Veeam can protect you through the journey.

The Broadcom-VMware merger has left many long-standing customers mulling a change in their hypervisors. Foundry and CIO.com's comprehensive survey of over 550 enterprise IT leaders provides an in-depth analysis of this landscape change.

Download this brand new analyst research report and access key insights, like:

• Over 56% of enterprises surveyed plan to decrease their use of VMware over the next year.
• The majority is considering a range of alternatives, with 71% looking at on-prem options.
• 89% expect to need at least one full-time engineer to achieve their desired strategy.

Unlock cost-effective hybrid cloud backup strategies. Learn to secure data and improve efficiency with expert tips in this e-book.

Explore insights on hybrid and multi-cloud data protection. Discover how enterprises enhance reliability and secure cloud workloads.

To gain insight into these AI and ML trends, TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group surveyed 375 IT and data professionals familiar with and/or responsible for data protection (including backup and recovery) decisions and data science for their organization.

Read this exclusive ESG and Veeam eBook to find out more on:

• What are the primary drivers and challenges of using Artificial Intelligence for Backup and Recovery.
• What are the potential consequences of losing AI data that was not backed up or is otherwise unrecoverable.
• How enhanced security can be achieved with the right AI/ML integration into backup and recovery.

Modern data centers are becoming more and more complex, and there are several reasons for this trend. First, there is a business reason behind any technical enhancement, and lately the paramount business requirement is to shrink as much as possible (the so called “time to market”). People have become used to the quick deploy time provided by virtualization – reducing provision times from weeks and months to days or hours. This has led to the more general concept that any new workload should be immediately available upon request. Cloud-like technologies have further pushed this concept by adding additional elements to the data center such as “infinite scalability” and “self-service.”

In 2014, Veeam® released Veeam Cloud Connect as part of Veeam Availability Suite™ v8. Veeam Cloud Connect was a new technology that allowed the easy creation and consumption of off-site backup repositories. It was the first solution specifically designed around service providers, both from a technical and a business point of view. The extreme ease of use combined with the powerful capabilities within Veeam Cloud Connect made it an instant success. Within the first year, more than one thousand service providers began offering off-site backup services based on Veeam Cloud Connect.

Businesses now need to run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every single day of the year. Services must be kept online or customers will be lost. In today’s global marketplace, it is critical for systems to always be available so companies can remain competitive and keep their users satisfied. High datacenter availability can be achieved in several ways, but the most common and easiest is through the combination of server virtualization and failover clustering.

Veeam’s mission is to enable every company in the world to operate as an Always-On Business. In response, Veeam has pioneered a new market of Availability for the Always-On Enterprise™ to help companies solve the challenges of keeping their business up and running at all times. Veeam Availability solutions provide recovery time and point objectives (RTPO™) of less than 15 minutes for all virtualized applications and data.

Organizations are modernizing their data centers so that they can provision IT services faster, strengthen security and control, and lower operating costs. While building modern data centers, organizations invest in server virtualization, modern storage applications, and cloud-based services. However, businesses are facing new demands from end users, including access to data and applications at all times and systems with no downtime or data loss. In addition, they are facing exponential data growth annually.