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Stage2Data Launching Ultimate Data Protection SOHO and SMB Editions
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Tue, February 21st, 2012
Cloud-based backup and recovery solutions powered by Attix5
The UDP line-up is a signal that Stage2Data, powered by Attix5, is aiming to be a big cloud-based backup up and recovery player not only in enterprise, but in every segment of the market including the North American SOHO and SMB categories.
Ultimate Data Protection: SMB Edition is aimed at companies with 100GB or more of data while the SOHO Edition is tailored for 100GB or less.
The move into the SOHO and SMB categories signals a new area of growth for the company. According to Jeff Collier, President of Stage2Data "We have always been strong in the SMB market but now with Attix5 our goal is to take that success to the next level. Our Oakville, Ontario and Denver, Colorado teams talked to potential SOHO and SMB clients, listened to what they wanted and then created our new UDP Editions. I'm excited about our new product offerings, they answer a need in the market at a price point that's beyond aggressive."
Jacques Swanepoel, Stage2Data's CTO, championed the UDP SMB and SOHO Editions because these markets have proven to be highly vulnerable to data loss. Swanepoel suggests that "40% of SMBs fail to back their data up. That means data at risk and businesses too. The statistics are clear, over 50% of businesses fail within 2 years of a major data loss. Our new economy is being powered by SMB and SOHO's and our UDP Editions give their data the protection it needs and deserves."
According to Small Business Computing, "When SMBs do perform data backups they often store data on PC desktops or laptops." And that, according to Swanepoel is a risk no business needs to take. "The world's biggest companies would never rely on storing data on a PC, a laptop or an external hard drive, why should a SMB or SOHO?"
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