The average cost of downtime across industries is $5,600 per minute. The unavailability of critical data has been shown to cost large organizations millions of dollars per hour. By continuously protecting data and reducing the time it takes to recover the data, companies can make tangible cost savings.
This whitepaper looks at the hidden costs and the interrelation of costs and policy choices for modern data protection and recovery operations.
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