Commvault, an enterprise data protection leader for the complex and mission critical hybrid environments of today’s global businesses, announced with Microsoft the results of an independent study from Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) showing real world cost savings driven by Commvault and Microsoft’s joint solutions for securing and protecting over one million terabytes – or One Exabyte – of customer data.
Through their long-standing collaboration, the companies deliver breadth of coverage, flexibility, cost efficiency, and reduced risk to customers. The ESG study, titled “Analyzing the Economic Benefits of Data Protection with Commvault on Microsoft Azure,” found that customers reported 30 per cent cost savings, 38 per cent reduction in data footprint, and thousands of hours of staff time recovered along with improved data security.
Joint Commvault and Microsoft customers like Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT), have experienced the effects of shifting to a cloud-first strategy using Commvault’s Metallic SaaS technology built on the Azure cloud platform. Since implementation, NDOT has eliminated all of its physical backup infrastructure, removing management headaches and resulting in an ongoing savings of 25 per cent in infrastructure costs, while also strengthening its ransomware protection with insights that help spot risks and reduce threats.
More than 100,000 organizations have chosen Commvault to protect their business critical data. To learn more about why and read the full ESG study, “Analyzing the Economic Benefits of Data Protection with Commvault on Microsoft Azure,” please visit: https://www.commvault.com/analyzing-the-economic-benefits-of-data-protection-with-commvault-on-microsoft-azure.
Commvault and Microsoft will be hosting an Executive Roundtable and Panel Discussion featuring McAfee and other industry experts in Calgary on April 20th. For more details on this exclusive event, please contact microsoft@commvault.com.
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Commvault Collaborates with Microsoft to Drive Hard Cost Savings for Customers
Commvault, an enterprise data protection leader for the complex and mission critical hybrid environments of today’s global businesses, announced with Microsoft the results of an independent study from Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) showing real world cost savings driven by Commvault and Microsoft’s joint solutions for securing and protecting over one million terabytes – or One Exabyte – of customer data.
Through their long-standing collaboration, the companies deliver breadth of coverage, flexibility, cost efficiency, and reduced risk to customers. The ESG study, titled “Analyzing the Economic Benefits of Data Protection with Commvault on Microsoft Azure,” found that customers reported 30 per cent cost savings, 38 per cent reduction in data footprint, and thousands of hours of staff time recovered along with improved data security.
Joint Commvault and Microsoft customers like Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT), have experienced the effects of shifting to a cloud-first strategy using Commvault’s Metallic SaaS technology built on the Azure cloud platform. Since implementation, NDOT has eliminated all of its physical backup infrastructure, removing management headaches and resulting in an ongoing savings of 25 per cent in infrastructure costs, while also strengthening its ransomware protection with insights that help spot risks and reduce threats.
More than 100,000 organizations have chosen Commvault to protect their business critical data. To learn more about why and read the full ESG study, “Analyzing the Economic Benefits of Data Protection with Commvault on Microsoft Azure,” please visit: https://www.commvault.com/analyzing-the-economic-benefits-of-data-protection-with-commvault-on-microsoft-azure.
Commvault and Microsoft will be hosting an Executive Roundtable and Panel Discussion featuring McAfee and other industry experts in Calgary on April 20th. For more details on this exclusive event, please contact microsoft@commvault.com.
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