A recent report prepared by IDC indicates that the Spanish cloud market could reach 2,875 million euros by the end of 2022, also presenting a compound annual growth rate of 21.9% between 2021 and 2025. And it is that only in 2021 , of the total spending on digital transformation initiatives, 24% were directly related to the cloud.
By 2025, the consultancy predicts that 55% of organizations will have migrated their data protection systems to a cloud-centric model to manage them centrally from the cloud, regardless of their location. In this context, the integrity and quality of the data, its availability, its protection between clouds, its mobility and cybernetic resilience, are presented to IDC as the five main capabilities that organizations will have to develop to guarantee resilience. of the data.
This is the main message of “Cloud and data resilience: Key aspects in the new IT context” a whitepaper prepared by IDC in which it explains how Data resiliency is fundamentally what enables unified cloud data management and availability across the entire organization; or how, in addition, it is the basis for being able to deploy digital business models and guarantee a personalized and differentiating customer experience.
Ultimately, data resiliency is becoming a strategic imperative for the CIO, requiring unified cloud protection that provides the ability to move data across multiple clouds in hybrid environments. But do you know what is the best way to face this challenge? We offer you the free download of a complete technical document in which you can:
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