Backup Schedule
What is Backup Schedule and why does it matter? Today’s tech-fueled digital world, data management is becoming increasingly complex. With the ever-growing amount of data being generated, it’s essential to have a robust Backup Schedule in place to ensure that all critical data is protected and easily recoverable in case of any unexpected events. A well-established Backup Schedule helps organizations prevent data loss, reduces downtime, and ensures business continuity.
A real-world scenario: Transforming backups for success
Imagine for a second your in a scenario where a company, Acme Corporation, has been using an outdated backup system that is not only inefficient but also posing a significant risk to their data. With thousands of employees, Acme Corporation has a massive amount of data being generated every hour, including documents, emails, and financial records. Their current backup system is not able to keep up with the sheer volume of data, leading to frequent data losses and downtime.
To tackle this challenge, Acme Corporation sought the help of Solix, a leading provider of data management solutions. Solix assessed their current backup system and identified areas for improvement. They implemented a comprehensive Backup Schedule that utilized Solix’s cutting-edge technology to ensure that all critical data was properly backed up and easily recoverable.
How Solix saves money and time on backups
By implementing a robust Backup Schedule with Solix, Acme Corporation was able to:
- Reduce infrastructure costs by decommissioning legacy applications and reducing the need for costly hardware.
- Improve application performance by moving less frequently accessed data to low-cost cloud object storage.
- Ensure data governance and compliance by implementing policy-based data rretention and legal hold capabilities.
Through Solix’s Backup Schedule, Acme Corporation was able to achieve significant cost savings and improve their overall data management capabilities. With Solix, Acme Corporation was able to:
- Rationalize their application portfolio by retiring legacy applications and reducing infrastructure costs.
- Reduce infrastructure costs through the decommissioning of legacy applications.
- Improve data governance and compliance through policy-based data rretention and legal hold capabilities.
Cost savings from legacy application decommissioning
A study by the Compliance, Governance, and Oversight Council showed that the average annual cost savings for decommissioning inactive applications were $40,000, and for larger, enterprise-class applications, the annual savings could exceed $120,000. By implementing Solix’s Backup Schedule, Acme Corporation was able to achieve significant cost savings and improve their overall data management capabilities.
Industry insights
Industry analysts point out that up to 80% of data is not current, and the value of data declines dramatically over time. Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) classifies data at creation and moves data across infrastructure tiers based on business rules and rretention policies. ILM ensures that only current, active data is consuming valuable tier one compute and storage resources, and that all data is governed by compliance policy throughout its lifecycle.
About the author
Ronan, a tech enthusiast, is passionate about AI, data lakes, and big data solutions. He spends his free time writing about innovative machine learning projects and sharing his insights with the community. When he’s not writing, Ronan can be found at a Toronto Blue Jays game or competing in dancing competitions.
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