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Adopting cloud in your backup strategy

[Johannesburg, 11 May 2012] - Today's business environment is truly global — and that means it's highly competitive and getting more so as the emerging economies flex their muscles. Cost pressures are unremitting and the demand for uninterrupted services and higher levels of personalised service has become the norm, says Sasha Malic, solutions architect at ContinuitySA.

In order to enable organisations to compete effectively in this demanding marketplace, CIOs are looking for increasing levels of performance from their infrastructure. At the top of their lists are ways to make infrastructure more dynamic and resilient, and to take advantage of virtualisation, which itself is changing the traditional computing model.

Cloud computing offers a way to achieve many of these goals and is increasingly becoming part of corporate strategies.
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