In November, Attix5 marked 15 years of operation and continued value added service to global markets.
Executive leaders of the company joined members of staff in toasting the milestone, a fitting symbolic end to a challenging but successful year.
“A lot has changed in the market over the 15 years and I speak for Attix5 management when I say it is the company’s people, their commitment and drive that ensures that we are always at the front end of change and influencing the process,” says Michael Law, CEO Attix5.
Law says in celebration of this achievement and to strengthen the pillars that make up this global provider of data protection software and cloud solutions, Attix5 will focus on promoting the Peregrine offer in the first quarter of 2015.
Next year will be a significant one in terms of security and protection of commercial assets Law continues.
“With the exponential growth in data volumes and the pressure on business systems to adapt means that data protection solutions will increase in significance,” he says. “Increasing interest in integration with the Cloud means that businesses are compelled to reinforce their risk assessment and ability to comply with governance without impacting on operations.
“Up until now many organisations have not considered implementing proper DR plans for reasons like high cost, additional resources and changes to infrastructure. Attix5 has addressed all the above hurdles with its patent pending LiveRestore technology, for example.”
This gives business the ability to recover lost data and servers in minutes from an onsite or cloud backup location.
Ultimately today’s archiving and backup infrastructure has been streamlined, reengineered and redesigned to handle the realities of the modern business market. It is not a question of whether or not to invest, but more a case of what specifically and how much Law says.