Fujitsu Increases Data Availability for SMEs with Veeam

Author: Beatrice

Veeam addresses all these data protection needs, with backup for on-premises virtualised data infrastructures and enhanced backup for cloud-based AWS, Azure and Microsoft Office 365 installations.

Small and mid-sized businesses seeking increased data availability and faster recovery from disasters can now benefit from Veeam Cloud Data Management solutions offered by Fujitsu to provide simplified and automated backup.

Faced with more and more workloads moving to the cloud, rampant data growth, complex infrastructures and the increasing risk of data loss, small and midsize enterprises need to develop complete backup strategies to protect data residing on-premises and in the cloud. Companies must also be capable of rapidly restoring systems, applications and data to safeguard business continuity against unplanned system downtime, data loss or corruption.

The collaboration with Veeam extends Fujitsu’s vendor- and platform-agnostic Data-Driven Transformation

Strategy (DDTS) to optimise organisations’ data assets. One aspect of this approach is to create transparency of data wherever it resides – inside and outside the organisation – and in any platform, solution, or architecture.

The deep integration of Veeam’s solutions into its ecosystem underlines Fujitsu’s role as a trusted transformation partner. With many organisations using multiple backup solutions, the availability of Veeam’s Cloud Data Management portfolio – together with Fujitsu data centre offerings, such as PRIMERGY server, PRIMEFLEX Integrated System and ETERNUS storage1 – is the latest example of how Fujitsu is addressing the need for flawless backup across heterogeneous environments.

Pricing and availability

Veeam solutions are orderable and deliverable from Fujitsu direct sales and channel partners with immediate effect in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom.

Fujitsu plans to introduce availability in other European countries in due course.