Las interrupciones son una experiencia común y costosa en los negocios. Descubra los resultados que se desprenden de un Informe Europeo sobre la recuperación ante desastres a través de una infografía con un completo análisis del estado de los datos.

1. failure happens: it disruptions are a
common and costly business experience
THE PROBLEM
54 % European companies experienced electronic
data loss or system downtime in the last year
74 % IT decision makers are not confident they
could fully recover after a disaster
TOP 3 CAUSES OF DATA LOSS THE TOP 3 WAYS IT IS
AND SYSTEM DOWNTIME HURTING THE BUSINESS
25% 42% 61% 43% 29% 24%
DATA POWER HARDWARE PRODUCTIVITY REVENUE DELAYED PRODUCT
CORRUPTION FAILURE FAILURE LOSS LOSS DEVELOPMENT
ADE
loss of productivity includes:
ER THE NEXT DEC
DATA GROWTH OV
400GB of data lost each year–the
equivalent of 10,000 Word docs
data volume: 50x
Average of 2 days business downtime
amount of files:
75x
0
10
global For a 2000-employee business, average
llion terabytes) data level yearly loss of 28,391 man hours
(1 zettabyte = 1 bi
sts
increases, so will co
As reliance on data and failuterabytes)
ss re.
associated with lo e = 1.074
(1 zettabyt
are you planning wisely?
WAITING FOR TROUBLE:
44% 27% 32%
44% review backup 27% increased spending on 32% require a day or
and recovery plans backup and recovery after more to return to full
after disaster strikes disaster strikes business operations
SPENDING DECISIONS FOR BACKUP AND RECOVERY:
10% of IT budget 30% don’t think 10% are not
goes to backup they are spending aware how much
and recovery enough they spend
now is the time to review disaster recovery plans
of European companies
40
still rely on tape backup
%
% want to move from tape
80 to disk-based backup
1. Speed of restoration 39%
2. Faster backups 33%
3. Lack of durability 26%
% are obligated by insurance policy or
49 regulations to adopt recovery plan
% qualify for reduced insurance premiums based
27 on backup and disaster recovery strategy
BENEFITS OF NEXT-GENERATION BACKUP AND RECOVERY
17
hours
2
hours
RETURN ON INVESTMENT CUT RESTORE TIMES ON AVERAGE
OVER THREE YEARS
7 11
hours
3
hours
months
AVERAGE PAYBACK PERIOD REDUCE BACKUP WINDOWS
€1.4m
5.8
ftes
SAVINGS IN TAPE-RELATED SAVE IT STAFF TIME OVER 3 YEARS
COSTS OVER 3 YEARS
money saved time saved
Sources
European Disaster Recovery Survey 2011: “Data Today Gone Tomorrow: How Well Companies Are Poised For IT Recovery”
study (Vanson Bourne), an EMC-sponsored investigation of disaster recovery strategies from 1,750 IT decision makers across
the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Benelux, and Russia. November 2011. For the full report visit: EMC.im/EMCeuropeDR
IDC White Paper: “Generating Proven Business Value with EMC Next-Generation Backup and Recovery,” sponsored by EMC,
October 2011
IDC iView: “Extracting Value from Chaos,” June 2011
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