Protect your data and ensure business continuity

Protect your data and ensure business success:

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According to IDC study, 93% of interviewed companies suffered a data-related business disruption. By 2025, 55% of companies will have migrated their data protection systems to a cloud-based model.[1]

But how do you take that step? What strategy should you implement that works for the complexity of your business and how critical your data is? Here are a few tips to quickly build a business continuity strategy.

Infographic: the key criteria for an effective backup strategy

According to IDC, 94% of organisations reported unplanned downtime in recent years[1]. In this infographic, find out what strategies you may implement to protect your data, as well as new cloud backup trends.

What tools and processes are available to obtain business continuity?

Implementing backups, DRPs, BCPs...there are several ways you can reduce the risk of incidents, anticipate potential damages and threats to your business. But which strategy is best for your data and business context? Find the answers in this article.

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Guide: is your disaster recovery plan in line with your business goals?

From a backup and recovery strategy to more advanced disaster recovery scenarios, this document will help you determine your data protection needs, including the definitions of RTO and RPO, identifying the steps towards building your disaster recovery plan, the benefits of Disaster Recovery as a Service, and more.

Backup as a Service: simplify your backups by combining Veeam and OVHcloud solutions

The trend towards outsourcing backups to the cloud has continued this year. OVHcloud’s managed backup solution, powered by Veeam Backup & Replication technologies, allows you to easily set up automatic backups for your systems. With Veeam Ready, you can buy certified object storage from OVHcloud, and make a second copy of your data on OVHcloud infrastructures.

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Data storage and protection: compare IaaS solutions

What are the strengths and weaknesses of Infrastructure as a Service solution providers? How do you choose a cloud storage service provider? Take a look at the Cloud Mercato and IDC studies to see why OVHcloud is a key player enabling your business to keep running thanks to on-demand solutions, from backup systems to business continuity plans.

OVHcloud Standard Object Storage benchmark for Backup use case according to Mercato Cloud

Backup use case - Object Storage performance

OVHcloud positioned as the Major Player in the 2022 IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Public Cloud Infrastructure as a Service

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OmniNet uses OVHcloud to enhance business continuity for its customers

OmniNet was looking for a cloud solution from its potential partners so that its customers could benefit from both vertical and horizontal scalability, and solutions aiming at reducing risks potentially affecting its business continuity. These very strict criteria led OmniNet to choose OVHcloud.

Ravensburger opts for OVHcloud private cloud solutions to deal with traffic spikes

For Ravensburger, reliability and high availability, even in the event of traffic spikes, are essential to ensuring an optimal customer experience. By using the Hosted Private Cloud solution, delivered as Software Defined Data Center (SDDC), the puzzles and games giant aimed for a high level of security in case of failure, to enhance its service continuity for its customers all over the world.

Funkinform adds security to its production with a ready-to-use cloud infrastructure

As a developer of innovative software solutions for media production, Funkinform must comply with strict data protection and security requirements. In its search of a cloud service provider, Funkinform chose OVHcloud after considering several factors, such as security, availability, scalability, price and performance.

[1] According to an estimate taken from IDC's white paper The State of Ransomware and Disaster Preparedness, published in May 2022