Software Company Enriches Cloud-Based Backup Solution With Structured Data Storage

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Date:

19-01-2009
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Microsoft
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Case Studies
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Zmanda is a leader in open source backup and recovery software. It found that small and midsize customers especially were having trouble providing backup and disaster recovery solutions for rising data volumes. The company created Zmanda Internet Backup, which backs up files and applications for the Windows operating system to on-premises storage or to cloud-based storage using Microsoft SQL Data Services. With SQL Data Services, Zmanda can give customers secure access to their data from anywhere in the world. The software-plus-services delivery model has given Zmanda new opportunities to cost-effectively expand its services. Customers get unlimited scalability, uninterrupted availability, sure-fire security, and pay-as-you-grow economy for their long-term storage needs.

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Software Company Enriches Cloud-Based Backup Solution With Structured Data Storage