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Key perspectives from Forrester Research Senior Analyst Naveen Chabbra on the state of data backup and recovery.
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33% of data loss in US occurs due to accidental deletion
27% of data loss occurs due to overwriting of correct information with incorrect information
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Rapid recovery of data and metadata is a must, regardless of scale and granularity. |
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SaaS databases are complex and difficult to restore without the right tools. |
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Backup and recovery tools should be custom-tailored to the applications they support. |
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Steve has the best of intentions, but he’s the one who is responsible for accidentally deleting or corrupting data. |
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Trashman enjoys maliciously deleting data on purpose to get silent, but deadly revenge on his company. |
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Invalidator spends her time messing up integrations. |
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Insekto hates testing, so he simply deploys buggy code right after he writes it. |