For IT teams today, backup management has become untenable. Data volume and infrastructure complexity continue to grow exponentially. New threats from bad actors come online every day. The financial and reputational costs of downtime keep going up. It is increasingly hard to find IT professionals, especially in cybersecurity. The list goes on.

Your cloud journey doesn't have to be an odyssey. Let's consider the current state of IT and infrastructure: what we refer to as Digital Transformation is simply the significant trend in recent years of businesses working to modernize their operations and leverage the power of new technologies.

Your backups may be the most valuable assets your company owns, as they are the first line of defense in the face of threats - whether they're caused by mother nature or human nature. No matter what the disruption, the survival of your organization relies on your confidence in knowing your backups are readily available, sound, and most importantly, recoverable. Because without a recovery plan, your backups are essentially ineffectual.

You've made the decision to embrace the cloud. But how can you take a systematic approach and keep the migration process as painless as possible? Whether you're motivated by aging equipment, costly CAPEX, or digital transformation, migrating existing workloads to the cloud with Infrastructure-as-a-Service will help you meet your goals. So, where should you start? First things first - you want to make sure you understand the migration process and technologies available in order to avoid a painful experience that disrupts your business.

Business leaders across the globe may think disaster recovery (DR) is too expensive, too complex or that a disaster is unlikely to impact them. Yet human error, cybercrime or a natural disaster can cause their company's digital infrastructure to come crashing down in a split second. Then what? Get this white paper to learn about.