SUNNYVALE, CA – Dec 2, 2014 — /BackupReview.info/ — Cloud backup & disaster recovery provider Zetta.net announced the results of a recent survey on bare metal recovery (BMR) usage in modern IT.
“Anecdotally, bare metal recovery has a reputation for being unreliable,” commented Gary Sevounts, CMO, Zetta.net. “But it was difficult to find any numbers related to success. We conducted this survey to learn more about how our customers use this technology, and how successful it’s been for them.”
The company heard from more than 200 IT professionals on their experiences with BMR, including usage rates, success rates and the most frequent causes of failure.
The company released several statistics from their findings:
Among users who reported problems, the primary cause varied:
The results with commentary are published on Zetta.net’s blog, along with an infographic giving their take on the numbers. Zetta.net is also promoting their “VHD recovery” option as an alternative to traditional BMR, claiming it offers a smoother, less error-prone restore.
About Zetta.net
Zetta.net is an award-winning provider of enterprise-grade cloud backup, disaster recovery and archiving technology for small/medium enterprises, distributed organizations, and managed service providers (MSPs). The SaaS-based solution enables companies to simplify backups and instantly recover data through a single management point. With local and cloud backup, archiving and disaster recovery functionality integrated into one solution, Zetta.net delivers the value of multiple products at a fraction of the cost.
For more information, visit www.zetta.net or www.facebook.com/zettastorage
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