Disaster Recovery as a Service: 7 Top Providers
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Acronis Disaster Recovery Service
Acronis Disaster Recovery Service is a comprehensive DRaaS service that provides protection and restoration of data, servers and full data centers. Their model is an adjustable, pay-as-you-go service that migrates, protects and recovers data in physical, virtual and cloud environments. This recovery service provider's goal is to simplify and reduce the costs of protecting your data.
Strengths:
- Acronis exhibits extensive knowledge of hybrid recovery configurations.
- A recovery console gives clients authority over management, reporting and analytics.
- Full automation offers runbook austerity.
- Acronis uses automated and segregated recovery testing for client convenience.
Acronis migrates, protects and recovers data in physical, virtual and cloud environments. Their goal is to simplify and reduce the costs of protecting your data. Acronis is designed for mid-size organizations and enterprises and offers self-service web-based disaster management for a hands-on experience with your data recovery. Their push-button recovery uses automated runbook procedures to recover entire data centers at once and automated testing allows for regular assessment.
Disaster recovery is a critical feature that every business, large or small, should employ. Without it, millions of dollars could be lost or entire businesses wiped out of existence. From hardware failures to large-scale natural disasters, businesses must be prepared to bounce back within the shortest timeframe possible or face dire consequences. Disaster Recovery as a Service is one option organizations should consider, especially if full-time, on-site DR staff is not an option.
The DRaaS industry has seen rapid evolution and growth since 2012. According to Gartner, the estimated "size of the DRaaS market will be approximately $1.3 billion, with a related compound annual growth rate of approximately 30 percent." By 2018, Gartner estimates that the size of the DRaaS market will exceed that of the market for more traditional subscription-based DR services. This slideshow features seven top disaster recovery providers.
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