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Secure Cloud Storage: How Secure is Your Cloud Data?

What is the most valuable asset of your company? Is it the office building, the chairs, the furniture, or perhaps the computers and laptops on employees’ desks? Is it the people? For most enterprises, none of these things are at the heart of the business. Instead, the value of a company is in the intellectual property (IP) it owns and that translates directly to information or data.

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Enterprise storage costs

Enterprise Storage Costs, How Do You Pay For Your Storage?

For as long as I can remember, the standard model for buying enterprise-class storage has been based on a capital purchase. The customer specs out their requirements and perhaps runs an RFP (Request for Proposal) if the deal is large enough, or their industry sector requires it. The actual purchase of the hardware may be done as a finance deal and amortized over a number of years for accounting purposes.

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Disaster recovery public cloud

Managing Disaster in The Public Cloud

Despite the best intentions of the public cloud infrastructure providers, issues do happen from time to time. Some problems are more significant than others, as we saw with the recent Amazon Web Services (AWS) DynamoDB outage (details here). The impact to AWS customers was widespread and although it would be easy to dismiss the affected services as trivial (Netflix, IMDB, Tinder, Buffer), these are still clients running production workloads. Do a quick Google search and it’s easy to find many other similar examples, including this one affecting Microsoft’s Azure Storage Service.

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Compare Cloud Storage as a Service

Comparing Zadara’s Storage as a Service vs. Traditional Storage

Zadara Storage is changing the game by bringing the information technology industry and enterprise storage to a whole new level. Zadara’s storage-as-a-service solution helps eliminate IT headaches by fully managing your storage for you. All this, with no compromise: you still get all the great features you would expect from a traditional storage system. Here, we break it down for you in the 4 most important aspects: time, cost, scalability, and commitment.

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