An inability to access critical business data can prove to be incredibly damaging to a business’s prospects. The longer the problem persists, the more serious the consequences may be. According to research, 72 percent of businesses who experience data loss fail within two years, while a 93 per cent who experience an extended data loss – one that exceeds 10 days – file for bankruptcy within 12 months.
A disaster recovery plan outlines protocols and strategies to swiftly restore operations post-crisis, safeguarding data, ensuring business continuity, and mitigating the impact of unforeseen disruptions. Whereas many businesses use cloud storage to backup their data assets, hybrid cloud disaster recovery offers significant benefits which we will explore in this article.
Hybrid Cloud Solutions: The Evolution Of Backup And Disaster Recovery
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