 When implemented and planned out, data backup can be great for organizations of any size, but if done haphazardly, things may not turn out as well as they could. Veeam Software's SMB Virtualization Data Protection Report found that 85 percent of small and medium-sized businesses may have needed to take more steps in planning, as they experienced cost-related challenges with backup and recovery. |
Small and midsize businesses may often have a harder time protecting their information than enterprises, so there must be data backup planning to ensure the strategy is in place to overcome security issues, ESG senior analyst Jason Buffington told TechTarget. 
Adopting a data backup solution as part of the business continuity plan may start off small, but continuity consultant Jacque Rupert wrote on Continuity Central that the entire organization must be involved in a plan to have it work as well as possible. 
While many may use phrases like disaster recovery, business continuity and data backup somewhat interchangeably, industry professional Austin McChord wrote on MSPmentor that there are some big differences between these terms. 
In the past, data backup was a bit more simplistic for companies and providers alike. The system would be set up and updated once in awhile, but neither side had to worry about it too much. 
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