The New Cloud Backup: More Options and More Cost-efficient

Harvard Business Review estimates that just 10% of corporate training actually gets applied on the job. In a $200B market, that’s a lot of waste. Training can be a tricky proposition in the enterprise, but it does not have to be. Too often, organizations attempt to apply the same learning and development playbook to training in fields that are fast-moving and complex. From milestone definition to role definition and measurement, Mark Smith, Cloud Academy Solutions Engineer, and Alex Brower, Cloud Academy Head of Market Research, will teach us about the four pillars of a successful programmatic technology training effort in the enterprise.

Watch the panel discussion with top cloud, Datacenter and SQL professionals as they cover best practices, frequently asked questions, and common mistakes they encounter in their professions. This panel covers topics including SQL Server, upgrades, failover, cloud and best practices. They also point out easy to access resources you may need in the future.

Multi-Cloud or hybrid environments has become a growing strategy for many organisations moving their applications and data in the cloud as it gives organisations the ability to be flexible in what they need for their business. In fact, according to recent research by Computing, 26 per cent of enterprises surveyed were using a multi-cloud approach compared with 22 per cent last year.

Moving an established, well-understood file-sharing or home directory environment for your Windows or Linux users into the cloud can cause some sleepless nights. In this on-demand webinar, you'll hear about some ideas to get that sleep back, including how to help users recover from their own mistakes (user error) and how to quickly recover after suffering an attack.With NetApp® Cloud Volumes, users can benefit from Snapshot™ technology, which allows users to recover individual files as well as enables IT staff to recover entire environments, all in a matter of seconds.