Survey Shows Results of How COVID-19 Pandemic Has Negatively Affected Data Center Operations
Summary
The effects of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic have resulted in a negative impact on organizations’ ability to manage their storage infrastructures in order to ensure continued access to an increasingly remote workforce and to satisfy health protocols put in place to protect workers. Among the survey’s findings are: “While some organizations have been able to weather the storm of this unprecedented event, the negative impacts of COVID-19 on storage infrastructures are already being felt by a large majority of companies throughout the world,” said Gal Naor, StorONE co-founder, and CEO. “IT has long been expected to do more with less, but these survey results show that data is being left unprotected and unavailable in many instances due to lack of access to physical hardware or severe budget cuts. You can register for the event at: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/5583/426935 All pre-registrants will receive an advance copy of Naor’s latest whitepaper “10 Recommendations for Storage Managers to Prepare for Future Pandemics” At StorONE, we focus on delivering the best results for our customers. TRU, with over nine years of development investment and dozens of approved patents, enables maximum performance on minimal storage hardware while providing extensive data protection and flexibility for future growth.