Which enterprise data backup software do you use to backup your on premise File servers, SQL databases, Exchange mailboxes, and virtual machines? Please share your recommendations.

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Global CTO in Construction4 years ago

Microfocus Data Protector

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VP of IT in Healthcare and Biotech4 years ago

Our enterprise data backup software is Veeam.

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Director of IT in Telecommunication4 years ago

We use a combination of Netbackup and DPM to protect our environment.

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Director of IT in Services (non-Government)4 years ago

We use ÇA Brightstor.

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Director in Manufacturing4 years ago

EMC Networker (formerly Legato) for our big data centers, and Veeam for small plants and remote sites that have a few servers.

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