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Send us a textCameron and Gabe return after a brief hiatus to explore major developments in security, privacy, and resilience. They dive into insights from the IAPP conference and VeeamOn, examining how AI governance and outdated privacy tools are reshaping the industry landscape.• AI governance frameworks dominated IAPP discussions with companies "building the plane as they're flying"• Verizon's Data Breach Report debunks overblown AI security fears, showing real risks are data leakage and poor access controls• Growing frustration with outdated privacy management tools is driving demand for better solutions• Security posture isn't about using recognized brands but about architecture without dangerous gaps• Sam Altman's virtual appearance at IAPP disappointed attendees expecting an in-person keynoteStay tuned for our bonus episode covering even more developments from this busy week in privacy and security! Support the show

In this episode of The Backup Wrap-up, W. Curtis Preston breaks down the key VeeamON announcements from the VeeamON 2025 conference in San Diego. He highlights Veeam's focus on security and ransomware defense, including their new CrowdStrike integration and data resilience maturity model developed with McKinsey and MIT.Curtis shares his excitement about Veeam's long-awaited Linux-based software appliance, which addresses a critical security vulnerability in Windows-based backup systems. He also discusses other major VeeamON announcements like their Anthropic partnership for AI-powered backup content search, Microsoft Intra ID support, and the ability to recover backups to Azure in under five minutes. Whether you're a Veeam customer or just interested in backup technology trends, this episode provides valuable insights into these significant VeeamOn announcements.

This is DartPoints Podcast #99 for Friday, June 21st, 2024.  In this podcast, We are accompanied by Veeam's Lee Rivas and Tim Hudson to recap this year's VeeamON 2024 Conference.  All this, AND MORE….in the next DartPoints Podcast. Video Podcast Link Show Notes James Williamson: Manager of Solutions Architects (DartPoints) William Sellers: Solutions Architect (DartPoints) Tim Hudson: Principal Solutions Architect (Veeam) Lee Rivas: Systems Engineer, Cloud & Service Providers (Veeam) The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast are the speakers own---and do not necessarily represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of DartPoints or a guest's employer. #DartPoints #DaaS, #Storage, #DataCenter, #Cybersecurity, #TechNews, #DisasterRecovery, #DataProtection, #Enterprise, #InternetPrivacy, #LifecycleManagement, #VMware, #NOC, #NetworkOperationsCenter, #Veeam

Podcast ONE: 7 de junio de 2024 Podcast ONE: Revisión de videojuegos: Downward, The Elder Scroll Online: Gold Road, La experiencia de la Elección Presidencial en México 2024, VeeamON 24 desde Fort Lauderdale Florida, Autopsy Simulator, Rider´s Spirits, Arcade Paradise VR, 5 prompts de ChatGPT para conseguir trabajo en 2024 o para arreglar tu cámara […] El cargo Podcast ONE: 7 de junio de 2024 apareció primero en OneDigital.

「如何反制層出不窮的雲端資安漏洞、勒索軟體？Veeam所提供的強力優勢，就是透過資料安全、資料恢復、資料自主三大功能，直接協助企業營運不中斷；此外，也協助企業重視最容易忽視的Microsoft 365 資料備份需求。」Veeam台灣區資深技術顧問呂柏鋐強調，企業的資安威脅正是來自於攻其不「備」，Veeam如何進行強力反制？歡迎收聽本集節目，邀請Veeam台灣區資深技術顧問呂柏鋐精彩分享。其他分享內容還包括以下精彩議題：.IDC最新調查顯示，Veeam目前已登頂全球市佔龍頭.Veeam已於2020,2021,2022連續三年取得Gartner魔力象限最高執行力領導品牌.Kubernetes應用探索容器可提升虛擬化技能.9/12隆重登場的VeeamON TOUR活動訊息亮點

「如何反制層出不窮的雲端資安漏洞、勒索軟體？Veeam所提供的強力優勢，就是透過資料安全、資料恢復、資料自主三大功能，直接協助企業營運不中斷；此外，也協助企業重視最容易忽視的Microsoft 365 資料備份需求。」Veeam台灣區資深技術顧問呂柏鋐強調，企業的資安威脅正是來自於攻其不「備」，Veeam如何進行強力反制？歡迎收聽本集節目，邀請Veeam台灣區資深技術顧問呂柏鋐精彩分享。其他分享內容還包括以下精彩議題：.IDC最新調查顯示，Veeam目前已登頂全球市佔龍頭.Veeam已於2020,2021,2022連續三年取得Gartner魔力象限最高執行力領導品牌.Kubernetes應用探索容器可提升虛擬化技能.9/12隆重登場的VeeamON TOUR活動訊息亮點

「如何反制層出不窮的雲端資安漏洞、勒索軟體？Veeam所提供的強力優勢，就是透過資料安全、資料恢復、資料自主三大功能，直接協助企業營運不中斷；此外，也協助企業重視最容易忽視的Microsoft 365 資料備份需求。」Veeam台灣區資深技術顧問呂柏鋐強調，企業的資安威脅正是來自於攻其不「備」，Veeam如何進行強力反制？歡迎收聽本集節目，邀請Veeam台灣區資深技術顧問呂柏鋐精彩分享。

En el evento VeeamOn 2023 se reconoció a los principales socios que han demostrado rendimiento y experiencia sobresalientes en la entrega de soluciones y servicios de protección de datos y recuperación de ransomware, en este grupo entra Licencias Online distinguido al mejor distribuidor del año gracias a la provisión de soluciones de protección de datos para las empresas del mercado.

Tune in to this week's episode as we air the audio from a recent webinar where Veeam's Patrick Benson, Systems Engineer, and Becky Nollner, Sr. Enterprise Inside Account Manager, join Keller Schroeder's Jason Smith, Select Account Manager, to discuss the switch from socket-based licensing to Veeam Universal License as well as highlights from the 2022 VeeamON conference.Interested in learning more about the switch to VUL or new features from VeeamON? Contact your Account Manager. If you do not have an account manager, visit kellerschroeder.com/podcast, fill out the short form, and we will be in touch with you.

Claudia hat extra ihren Urlaub unterbrochen, damit wir die neue Folge aufnehmen können. Der wilde Ritt beginnt mit einem Update zu Follina (man beachte die Korrektur zu Beginn des Podcasts), wir schneiden kurz AppLocker und Software Restriction Policies an, um uns dann eine schöne Zukunft mit Exchange vNext und Active Directory auszumalen. Danach wird es etwas netzwerklastig. Wir sprechen über die aktuelle Liefersituation von Netzwerk-Equipment und greifen dabei das Thema "Whitebox Switches" auf. Wusstet ihr, dass Facebook eigene Switches baut?? Zum Ende hin werfen wir einen Blick die Ankündigungen der VeeamOn 2022. Der Aufreger der Woche ist ein Sonnenbrand und ein bockiges Horizon View Update. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge. :) Und nicht vergessen: Auf iTunes und anderen Plattformen bewerten! Herzlichen Dank!

It's time for everyone's favorite Pure Report format - Unplugged - this edition, Volume 6, bring back co-hosts JD Wallace and Andrew Miller to chat in detail about the next architectural decision - Data Reduction - and what it means to using Pure arrays. We also welcome our first special guest to the program (and I blow the surprise) - Zane Allyn who just returned from VeeamON and updates about the latest Pure and Veeam integrations and partnership. Also hear about what to expect at Accelerate and other news in our usual formats. To send feedback on the Pure Report Unplugged, email us at: purereport@purestorage.com.

Danny Allan is the CTO at Veeam Software and shares updates and news that we will see happening at VeeamON in Las Vegas May 16-19. On top of that, we cover why system-level protection is a fundamental need, plus some great discussion on why data protection for containerized apps is the new normal. Check out VeeamON here: https://www.veeam.com/veeamon (includes virtual registration for free!) Grab all the latest news on Veeam products here: https://vee.am/DiscoPosse This episode is brought to you by Shift Group, the amazing folks at Veeam Software  and the 4-Step Guide to Delivering Extraordinary Software Demos that Win Deals  and Diabolical Coffee!

In this episode I talk with Will Baccich, Co-founder and CEO at Global Data Vault. Global Data Vault is a leader in cloud-based Backup-as-a-Service (BaaS), Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS), and the backup for Microsoft 365 space. GDV strives to add the most value to their customers based on their guiding principals of Data Quality, Proactive Monitoring, Transparency and straight forward pricing. Will and and I talk about how how GDV was founded in the early era of file based offsite backup and how their innovative approach to abstracting more out of their core platforms for the customers led them to focus on a single backup vendor to offer industry leading backup and disaster recovery services. Global Data Vault was founded in 2002 and is head quartered out of the Dallas, Texas. ☑️ Technology and Technology Partners Mentioned: Veeam, Platespin, Falconstor, Novastor, VMware, Service Provider ☑️ Raw Talking Points: Perth connection What's in the name Hosted desktops Buying GDV in 2006 Slightly different view to other providers much more managed service company responsibility to the protection of the environment Cost effective high service 2 Datacenter Locations Point of differentiation DRaaS / BaaS / Microsoft 365 Backup Current State of DRaaS/BaaS/SaaS Backup 2004 file backup business - Novastore 2007 backup no enough DR solutions Falconstore, Platespin and Storagecraft Working towards workable DR solution 2014 Veeam - Best technology and partnership VeeamON 2015 - 5 launch partners 2016 sold GDV and kept the Veeam Business Late 2021 Acquisition Ransomeware - Insider Protection Full DR from CC 10PB of storage held ☑️ Web: https://www.globaldatavault.com/ ☑️ Contact via Twitter @GTwGTPodcast or go to https://www.gtwgt.com ☑️ Music: https://www.bensound.com Could always do with a coffee! https://ko-fi.com/anthonyspiteri

While Brian and Kevin were in Denver working with Quantum, Dave Russell, VP Enterprise… The post Podcast #94: Dave Russell Talks Veeam Backup Solutions, Ransomware and VeeamON appeared first on StorageReview.com.

Danny Allan, CTO and SVP of Product Strategy, Veeam, talks with SiliconANGLE's Dave Vellante (@dvellante)

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we talk about Petri site hosting, CDNs, and content cycles. Make sure to check out VeeamOn and Build this week.  

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we talk about Petri site hosting, CDNs, and content cycles. Make sure to check out VeeamOn and Build this week.  

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into containers news and knowledge, take a look at Build and VeeamOn, and help you get started with your 2012 R2 upgrade.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into containers news and knowledge, take a look at Build and VeeamOn, and help you get started with your 2012 R2 upgrade. The post Enterprise Dish: Choosing Containers and Upgrading 2012 R2 appeared first on Petri.

The fact that the importance of data to every business continues to grow is not a surprise. Our data estates been more complex, more geographically spread and housed in more data repositories than ever before, again should not be a surprise and neither is it that our demands on our data are also increasing, we want it to be more useful to us, be used as part of new data strategies, but we also need it to be more highly available than ever, more portable and more flexible. However, it is these challenges that are also leading to us needing to consider another part of our data infrastructure and that is our data protection. The state of our data protection strategy should also be under constant review, does what we are doing today meet the demands of our business? A few months ago, I attended VeeamON, Veeam’s annual technical conference, one of the sessions I found extremely useful dealt with the exact topic I’ve just described, the state of the data protection industry in 2020. With that in mind, I asked the presenter of the session if he’d be happy to share those thoughts with the Tech Interviews audience and he said yes, so on this week’s show I’m joined by Dave Russell, Veeam’s Vice President of Enterprise Strategy to share some of the ideas from that session as well as applying some updates to it based on the changes we have all witnessed in 2020. We discuss. Data strategy is for businesses of all sizes. The current state of the protection market. The enterprise “frustration”. The complexity of data protection. How 2020 has changed the market. Do not underestimate “it just works”. The risk of “cyber threat” and data protection. How can we get our “backups” to do more? How does a backup vendor be a part of “transformation”? The importance of data portability. Three tips for your data strategy. Even licences need to be portable. Data protection remains critical to every business and ensuring the strategy you have is right for your business needs is crucial. Dave mentioned the upcoming Veeam Live event on 20th October, for those of you interested in your data protection strategy and developing cloud data management best practices, this may be an event you find very useful you can find out more and register for it at veeamlive.com . If you have an idea for a show or would like to appear as a guest why not email podcast@techstringy.com and to ensure you catch the next episode then please subscribe on YouTube or via your favourite podcast app. Until next time thanks for listening. For full show notes please visit https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1O9

One of the few COVID-19 benefits has been the shift of many major technology vendors to taking their key events online, we've already seen Microsoft, NetApp, HPE, Cisco and many more move their big in-person conferences to an online version and while they may not replace all elements of those in-person events, what it has done is opened up the opportunity to attend events that you may not normally be able with the bonus of much of the content been left available for many weeks after the event so you can consume what you need at your own pace. June saw Veeam's popular VeeamON event move online for 2020 with nearly 30,000 registrations it seems to have proved a huge success, so on this week's show, we look at how was it running such a big event online? What were the key messages and announcements from the conference that would be relevant for Veeam partners, customers and the wider data management industry? With a focus on "Elevating your cloud data-strategy" we also ask what that means and how Veeam is hoping to enable their customers to do just that. Joining me to discuss it is regular contributor to the show is Veeam Senior Global Technologist, Michael Cade as we cover. What was the online experience like? The challenges of scale and online anxiety! The benefit of on-line events live and on-demand. Even in a changing world we need to manage our data Key announcements Backup for AWS, 365 and Teams, Availability orchestration More key announcements Availability suite V11, CDP, Capacity Tier, Instant Recovery for NAS and Databases. The importance of a data focussed conversation. Portability and flexibility. Are Veeam a cloud data management company? Veeam as with several online events I have attended did a really good job of making the session an experience and as businesses learn from each other these online events will only get better. From a content perspective, Michael shared the importance of some of those key messages as Veeam continues to innovate and evolve to meet the ever-changing demands that enterprises are placing on their data. If you have an idea for a show or would like to appear as a guest then please email me at podcast@techstringy.com If you'd like to watch the YouTube version of the show you can find it here : https://youtu.be/rIj7wmfpmnI For full show notes : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Mn

Justin Warren (@jpwarren)  joins theCUBE hosts Dave Vellante (@dvellante) & Stu Miniman (@stu) to share their analysis on VeeeamON 2020To see more of our coverage for this event, please visit: https://www.thecube.net/veeamon-2020

theCUBE hosts Dave Vellante (@dvellante) & Peter Burris (@plburris) kick off our coverage of Day 1 at VeeamON 2019 in Miami Beach, FL.To see more of our coverage of this event, please visit: https://www.thecube.net/veeamon-2019

In this episode, Rick Vanover (On Twitter at @RickVanover) hosts Alexander Solaat Rødland (on Twitter at: @AlexSolaat). Alex is a Microsoft MVP and is based in Norway. Rick and Alex discuss what it takes to operate a big event like VeeamON as well as the need for portability of data, cloud considerations and more. Alex also posted this content on his blog here: https://solaat.no/2019/05/get-my-slides-from-veeamon-miami/

I recorded this episode while driving (sorry about the audio quality, 100% hands free though!) and talked about my expectations for #VeeamON, HPE buying Cray, and the webinars about #dataprotection and #hyperconvergence that I'll be hosting later this week. Enjoy the listen!

A couple of weeks ago Veeam had their annual technical conference VeeamON at that event they shared among other things their new strategic messaging. That message is an interesting one and their shift from "backup" company to one focused on intelligent data management across multiple repositories is, in my opinion, exactly the right move to be making. With that in mind, I wanted to take a look at some of those messages as well as some of the other interesting announcements from the show and that is exactly what we do on this week's podcast, as I'm joined by recurring Tech Interviews guest, Michael Cade, Global Technologist at Veeam. We start by taking a look at Veeam's last 12 months and how they've started to deliver a wider range of capabilities around more traditional enterprise platforms. Michael shares some of the thinking behind Veeam's goal to deliver an availability platform to meet the demands of modern business data infrastructures and the importance of doing more than the ability to "back stuff up" We discuss the development of Veeam's 5 pillars of intelligent data management, a key strategic announcement from the show. We discuss the importance of automation in our future data strategies. We finish up by investigating the value of data labs and how crucial the ability to get more value from your backup data is becoming. Finally, we take a look at some of the things we can expect from Veeam in the upcoming months. Enjoy the show. Full show notes are here :-

In this episode, William Sellers, Eric Malatesta, and Michael Fazely are joined by EATEL's Senior Systems Engineer Jeremy Landry, covering some of the highlights from this years VeeamON 2018 Conference in Chicago.

theCUBE hosts Dave Vellante (@dvellante) and Stu Miniman (@stu) kick off our day 1 coverage live from VeeamOn 2018 with a discussion on the day one keynote in Chicago, IL. TO see more of our VeeamOn 2018 please visit: https://www.thecube.net/veeamon-2018

In this episode, William Sellers, Eric Malatesta, and Michael Fazely are joined by EATEL's Senior Systems Engineer Jeremy Landry, covering some of the highlights from this years VeeamON 2018 Conference in Chicago.

This weeks episode is part two of our view at the wider data availability market as I'm joined by three more guests from the recent VeeamON event to continue our discussion. This week we look at how our data availability strategy is not and can not just be a discussion for the technical department and must be elevated into our overall business strategy. We also look how technology trends are affecting our views of backup, recovery and availability. First I'm joined by Dave Stevens of Data Gravity as we chat about how backup data can be a source of valuable information, as well as a crucial part in helping us to be more secure, as well as compliant with ever more stringent data governance rules. Next I chat with Mike Beevor of HCI vendor Pivot3 about how simplifying our approach to system availability can be a huge benefit. Mike also makes a great point about how, although focussing on application and data availability is right, we must consider the impact on our wider infrastructure, because if we don't we run the risk of doing more "harm than good". Last but my no means least I speak with Senior Research Analyst at IDC, Andrew Smith, we chat about availability as part of the wider storage market and how over time, as vendors gain feature parity, their goal has to become to add additional value, particularly in areas such as security and analytics. It's another information packed show, I hope you enjoy it. For full show notes - http://wp.me/p4IvtA-18k

Rick Vanover, with Veeam Software, shares with us his key principles and beliefs that have made the Veeam Vanguard Program so successful. The program is in its third year, and has 61 members, with a very high engagement rate in activities and outings, such as the VeeamOn event. Rick talks up the importance of starting small, picking your team wisely, and using your intuition, rather than only going by quantitative metrics. The Veeam Vanguard Program features creative and trusted leaders who see some of the following benefits in joining a unique program that only competes with itself, instead of other programs. Who we are: Influence Marketing Podcast, a podcast brought to you by the Influence Marketing Council, an industry council for B2B or tech brands that drive innovation, and influencer, advocacy, and community marketing. We are your hosts, John Mark Troyer and Kathleen Nelson Troyer. Together, we are looking forward to working closely with a select number of startups and enterprise tech companies to develop their best practices, discovering what their marketing programs have in common and working with the council members how they drive innovation between these programs and the rest of their business. It’s part of our research program, and also just our curiosity to have a conversation around influence marketing in the B2B space. We will be surveying and gathering our research from people who run advocacy and influencer programs, to find out what makes them tick. Key Takeaways: [2:50] Rick’s nickname, is the Rickatron! [5:32] Rick and his team administer the Veeam Vanguard Program. This is the third Veeam Vanguard class. There are currently 61 members. Rick was a longtime employee at Veeam before he started this program. Before that he worked at a bank. [6:24] Some of Rick’s advice for getting a program off the ground: start small. Less is more — start with a manageable scope where you know you can be successful. When they launched the Vanguard program they kept it low key and small, and are growing it at a manageable pace over the past three years. [8:03] Their selection mechanism profiles people on different factors such as: internal advocacy, initiation of user groups, social sharing, running community events, and suggestions from other Vanguards and program leaders. Candidates are also welcome and encouraged to reapply. [12:30] Rick shares how the Veeam event, VeeamOn, started and grew into a great community event, and how getting into other cloud native communities helps him bring fresh and new ideas to the Veeam community. He does not feel groups should compete with one another, but instead should strive to be their own best and learn from each other. [14:46] Rick’s main goal to address is geo-distribution. He takes great responsibility in making sure the program is diverse in all ways with gender, location, etc. He would liketo expand and cover more in several countries, such as Japan and Africa. [18:47] The Vanguard is explained as the persona who is an advocate on the company’s behalf, is an evangelist, and is trusted to be neutral out in the community, with an emphasis on creativeness, trust and support. [26:00] His front and center goal is to give his Vanguards an outstanding experience. [30:28] One Vanguard, Kerstin, helps immensely with providing a catalog of cool and unique swag members can choose from. [34:17] Veeam Champions and Veeam Expert Clubs are separate groups, and the Vanguard program encompasses all of those groups, and houses them under its umbrella. [36:17] Rick feels Delta is an example of a company that gives good engagement with customer service questions and responses on Twitter. [38:51] Some of the benefits Vanguards get include access to information early in press releases, webinars, announcements, and top secret product launches! He trusts them to not reveal any information before it is appropriate to do so. [40:41] Continuing to innovate and expand the program is of the utmost importance. New ways to embellish the program include working with partners to keep the program fresh, and providing opportunities for Vanguard members to speak at community events. [42:00] Rick doesn’t think there is competition for influence marketing programs. Every program can share, and benefit from each other, but he strives to make the program as good as possible, through the people on his team and the Vanguards himself. He was surprised how willing people are to say yes to attending VeeamOn events and webinars. When programs are bigger people may engage less. [44:31] They don’t have a community manager, so now everyone is on triage working all angles, like Slack, Twitter, writing, presenting, and working in the labs. Ideally there would be one community manager, but for now this system works! Mentioned In This Episode: John’s Twitter: @jtroyer Kathleen’s Twitter: @dailykat Rick Vanover’s Twitter: @rickvanover Veeam: veeam.com Veeam Vanguards: veeam.com/vanguard.html VeeamOn: veeam.com/veeamon Spiceworks: spiceworks.com   Photo credit: Clint Wyckoff

The Prosiliency Podcast heads back to Bourbon Street in the Big Easy to talk BC/DR with Veeam's own Tom Sightler at VeeamOn! In this episode, we drink beer (of course) and talk about the most recent ransomware scares with WannaCry and WannaCrypt and, as a result, we come to some conclusions about this New Reality of Ransomware in which we all live. Location: World of Beers, New Orleans Lousiana, VeeamOn Vince's Beer: Abita Strawberry Harvest - 7.98 Eddie's Beer: Yuengling Traditional Lager - 7.692 Tom's Beer: North Coast Old Rasputin - 6.95   How to contact us: Eddie Perez: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eperez507/ Vince Vaughan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincevaughan/ http://www.prosiliency.com Remember to Back that Sh!t up!  

Now honestly, this episode has not gone out today sponsored by British Airways, or in any way taking advantage of the situation that affected 1000's of BA customers over the weekend, the timing is purely coincidental. However, those incidents have made this episode quite timely as they again highlight just how crucial to our day to day activities as individuals and businesses technology is. As part of my time at the recent VeeamON event, I took the opportunity to chat with the wider IT community who attended, not just those charged with delivering availability and data protection, but also those who looked at the industry through a broader lens. So over the next couple of weeks, I've put together a collection of those chats to give you a wider view of the availability market. First up, I speak with Justin Warren and Jeff Leeds. Justin, is a well-known industry analyst and consultant as well as the host of the fantastic Eigencast podcast, Justin is often outspoken, but always provides a fascinating insight into the wider industry. Jeff was part of a large NetApp contingent at the event and shared how partnerships and complimentary technologies are critical in building an appropriate data strategy, helping us all ensure our businesses remain on. So hope you enjoy the show. Pop over to techstringy.com for show notes and please subscribe to catch next weeks episode as we dig further into data availability. Show notes are here... http://wp.me/p4IvtA-151

VeeamON 2017 Conference Recap --- Michael Fazely, Eric Malatesta, William Sellers, Jadin Kavanaugh, and special guest:  Steve Noto

Last week in New Orleans at VeeamON, Veeam announced their new Availability Suite v10. This is a major release that is the culmination of their vision to go from just "backup and recovery" to "always-on availability". This week John and I headed to Bourbon Street to capture the details on v10 from the Veeam Experts (Michael White, Clint Wyckoff, Michael Cade and Anthony Spiteri). We also ran into our own COO Sanjay Poonan who shared his thoughts on Veeam and the value of partnerships . Enjoy! VeeamON Key Announcements: Built-in Management for Veeam Agent for Linux and Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows Scale-Out Backup Repository — Archive Tier NAS Backup Support for SMB and NFS Shares Veeam CDP (Continuous Data Protection) Primary Storage Integrations — Universal Storage Integration API DRaaS Enhancements (for service providers) Additional enterprise scalability enhancements Show Related Links VeeamON 2017 Availability Suite v10 Veeam Community Podcast * Michael Cade’s VeeamOn Shakedown Anthony Spiteri Wraps up VeeamON 2017 Jorge Delacruz Wraps up VeeamON en Espanol Sanjay Poonan does Carpool Karoke The Virtually Speaking Podcast The Virtually Speaking Podcast is a weekly technical podcast dedicated to discussing VMware topics related to storage and availability. Each week Pete Flecha and John Nicholson bring in various subject matter experts from VMware and within the industry to discuss their respective areas of expertise. If you’re new to the Virtually Speaking Podcast check out all episodes on vSpeakingPodcast.com.

One of the biggest challenges we face in technology is constant change. Change is not bad of course, but it presents challenges, from upgrading operating systems and applications, to integrating the latest technology advancements, to responding to new business problems and opportunities. The IT industry is full of stories of companies who had great technologies but have then been blindsided by a shift in the needs of their customer base, or a technology trend that they failed to anticipate. It was with this in mind that I visited Veeam's, VeeamON conference. Veeam are a technology success story, a vendor who arrived into the already established data protection market and shifted how people looked at it. They recognised the impact virtualisation was having on how organisations of all types where deploying their infrastructures and how traditional protection technologies where failing to evolve to meet these new needs. But now Veeam's market is changing, how are they going to react to that? For this week's podcast, I look at that very question and discuss Veeam's future with Rick Vanover, Director of Technical Product Marketing & Evangelism. We discuss their repositioning as an availability company, look at how Veeam are developing a range of solutions to give them an availability platform and how this platform will allow their customers to build a strategy, to not only protect their critical data assets, in a range of different data repositories, but will also allow them to move their data seamlessly between them. Do Veeam have a good strategy to remain relevant? - I Think so, but, as ever, their success will be dependent on their ability to execute that strategy. I hope you enjoy the show and of course the new theme tune! For show notes check out techstringy.com - http://wp.me/p4IvtA-115

Earlier this year Veeam announced the release of it's latest enterprise and medium business product Veeam Availability Suite 9 which guarantees recovery time and recovery point objectives of less than 15 minutes for all applications and data. This week we bring in Veeam Senior Product Strategy Manager Rick Vanover to discuss podcasts, the advocacy program Veeam Vanguard and Veeam Availability Suite 9. The Virtually Speaking Podcast The Virtually Speaking Podcast is a weekly technical podcast dedicated to discussing VMware topics related to storage and availability. Each week Pete Flecha and John Nicholson bring in various subject matter experts from VMware and within the industry to discuss their respective areas of expertise. If you’re new to the Virtually Speaking Podcast check out all episodes on vSpeakingPodcast.com.