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Reducing the High Costs of Data Storage with Data Deduplication

How much data storage do businesses need for storage and backup? Four of the biggest online storage internet companies (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook) store at least 1,200 petabytes (PB), which is 1.2 million terabytes (TB). Even for smaller companies, it is remarkable how much data it manages.

by Tian Lin

Backup and Disaster Recovery Software Secure Business Operations

When you work from home, have you thought about what happens when your IT infrastructure goes down? Did you back up your data and have a disaster recovery plan?

by Tian Lin

Server Backup Software Glossary Terms

Server Backup

Server backups are copies of data transferred from a device to a separate location based on a different server. Learn the benefits and best practices.

by Holly Landis

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Server Backup Software Discussions

Question on: Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud (now Acronis Cyber Platform)

How are you using Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud as an all-in-one MSP platform?

Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud feels like more than backup, with strong performance, pricing, and integrations that bring multiple tools into one platform. It’s been helpful for backup and recovery on critical devices while also covering security in the same place. The main gap for me is the lack of AI features. If you’re using it too, what parts of the all-in-one approach work best for you, and where do you still need other tools?

For me the biggest win is having backups, security, and client device management in one console, so day-to-day work is smoother and adding new clients is quick. Backup and restore have been fast and reliable, and the RMM piece helps us fix issues remotely without jumping between tools. Patch management, vulnerability assessment, and DLP also help keep systems updated and prevent data leaks. My main pain point is the licensing, it feels complex and takes extra time to explain and price out for clients.

Answered: Kasem Abdelhameed on November 1, 2026

I’m using it mainly to cut down tool fragmentation by running backup, AI-powered ransomware protection, vulnerability management, and disaster recovery through a single agent and centralized dashboard. That consolidation has reduced the operational time I spend managing infrastructure and juggling multiple vendors. It’s also helped with business continuity by keeping RTO/RPO minimal during incidents, while lowering TCO and supporting compliance needs.

Answered: Mayko Nestor Meier on October 26, 2026

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Question on: NinjaOne

Best network monitoring software?

I’m evaluating network monitoring software right now and found some of G2’s top-rated tools. NinjaOne A user-friendly endpoint management platform with strong automation and patching features. Praised for support and simplicity; some issues with server connections. Atera All-in-one IT management tool with RMM, helpdesk, and automation. Easy to use with great support, though some find the interface and frequent updates challenging. N-able N-central Comprehensive monitoring for MSPs and IT teams. Offers robust control and alerting, but can be complex to set up and may be pricey. TeamViewer Popular remote access software known for ease of use and reliability. Some users prefer the older interface and note occasional performance issues. Site24x7 Cloud-based monitoring for websites and infrastructure. Offers broad coverage and alert customization, though it has a steeper learning curve. These solutions are great, but I'd also like to get the community's input. If you have any experience with network monitoring, please share it.

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Answered: MASOOD KHAN UBT on October 24, 2026

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Question on: NinjaOne

What is NinjaOne (formerly NinjaRMM) used for?

It’s an all in one MSP RMM will deploy Antivirus, Remote Desktop, security patching, Remote scripts and much more from one dashboard.

Answered: Robert Schrah on November 21, 2023

NinjaOne was rebranded from NinjaRMM, because its much more than just an RMM now. The RMM portion is Remote Monitoring and Management, and is used for patching, installing all apps silently, checking health and many many other conditions. We have a ton of automations setup that auto fix some things, and if it cannot opens a ticket. We do a lot of hardening and security changes also within. NinjaOne though also offers Backups, MDM, Remote Control and some security software also. So thats why they rebranded because its now much more than just an RMM. Awesome tool, one we love!