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This research service aims to report on disaster response technologies for addressing basic human needs in the face of any disaster. The research scope focused on disaster response where the timeline is the first 1 to 2 weeks after the disaster strikes. Briefly, the research service provides the following: • An overview of disaster response globall...

The 2019 Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) report offers our first glimpse at global adoption of DRaaS. Not surprisingly, global trends mimic the U.S., with nearly half of businesses surveyed by Frost & Sullivan currently using DRaaS to protect their data. An additional 34% of businesses say they expect to implement DRaaS by 2021, bringing tot...

Today’s hypercompetitive business environment requires not only maintaining the highest levels of system availability, but capitalizing on unique differentiators like data. For most businesses, data—whether customer, research-driven, or market-based—is a concrete asset that is being leveraged in new and different ways, in activities such as product...

Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) is a vital service for enterprises, especially because of the increase in cyber threats (particularly ransomware), as they seek simple-to-deploy services that allow them to easily recover data without paying ransom to cyber criminals. The DRaaS market has matured since its inception in 2014, yet it is stil...

In light of the spate of natural disasters in Japan, businesses are increasingly re-assessing their preparedness for disaster recovery and business continuity planning (DR/BCP). In recent years, Japan has witnessed a wave of migration from UNIX to x86 servers, with many Japanese companies re-configuring their IT infrastructure, focusing on cloud-ba...

Globally, the security industry serves customers involved with emergencies and natural disasters. These critical events have prompted drone vendors to accelerate the development of new technologies that can help mitigate disastrous situations. Hurricanes, earthquakes, fires, hostage situations, collapsed buildings, and diving missions are among the...

While the spate of natural disasters and political instabilities has resulted in cautionary ICT spending, these have nevertheless highlighted the importance for enterprises to have robust data migration and disaster recovery solutions. Many companies are turning to managed cloud providers for assistance in moving their workloads to the cloud, to de...

Disaster recovery and backup continue to drive the rapid uptake of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud solutions in the Philippines The complete migration of contact center infrastructure to the cloud is also expected to take place in the next 3–5 years. Enterprises will be adopting a hybrid form of deployment, deploying on-premise core routin...

The North American consumer communication services tracker for Q2 2024 provides detailed information about several consumer communication service companies in the United States and Canada. The aggregated data—delivered by country, technology, and company—includes subscriber, revenue, net add (loss), projection, and industry share for the broadband,...