Symantec, Doyenz Partner on Cloud-Based Recovery Service for Virtual Environments
As part of the new release, Symantec transformed Backup Exec’s user interface and configurability to provide users with a simpler experience.
Doyenz, a provider of cloud-based recovery services for small and midsized businesses (SMBs), announced that its cloud-based recovery technology was selected by Symantec to power the new Cloud DR Option available as part of Backup Exec 2012. The service enables customers to leverage recovery as a service (RaaS) for the recovery of VMware environments in the cloud in less than 15 minutes. Backup Exec 2012 is designed to help users eliminate complexity, perform backups in 100 percent virtualized environments and deliver the cloud-based recovery through a single solution. As part of the new release, Symantec transformed Backup Execs user interface and configurability to provide users with a simpler experience. Through integration with Doyenzs cloud-based recovery technology, Symantec now offers the Backup Exec Cloud DR Option as part of the offering. This addition allows customers to leverage RaaS in the cloud, whether they are managing planned or unexpected downtime.Symantec also announced it is taking aim at the often complex and time-consuming process of backup and recovery services with the release of NetBackup 7.5 and Backup Exec 2012 software and cloud services, as well as Backup Exec Small Business Edition for midmarket companies. In addition, the companys NetBackup Auto Image Replication (AIR) allows customers to eliminate volumes of physical assets and prioritize files that can be sent over the network. Symantec's strategy is to eliminate 80 percent of the operating cost of backup by delivering an integrated platform that replaces multiple solutions typically used in backup today. Symantec backup appliances can drive down costs even more than traditional appliances by combining backup software and deduplication into a single solution supported by one vendor, that is fast to deploy and easy to manage.









