GEC NEWS WIRECommvault began its fiscal year for 2018 with continued worldwide growth with customers and managed service providers in the first quarter. The growth was fueled by the increasing need to protect and use data to drive the digital transformation, the accelerated shift to the cloud to drive increased business agility, innovation and collaboration, and the increased regulatory demands faced by global organizations to meet GDPR and other requirements. Data recovery and protection from rising global ransomware attacks around the world also contributed to the growth.
“Through this achievement, we are enabling our customers to solve complex global data challenges such as GDPR compliance and ransomware while enabling them to optimize their cloud strategy and thrive in their digital transformation. This momentum has also carried over into our managed services partners, who continue to thrive with the Commvault Data Platform as a cornerstone of their offerings for data protection, disaster recovery and the move to the cloud” said N. Robert Hammer, Chairman, President and CEO of Commvault.
“With 11 data centers across central and the North East United States delivering IT Infrastructure as a Service solutions with both private and public cloud connectivity, we rely on the Commvault Data Platform to make sure our customer data is protected, and can meet the clients SLA requirements regardless of location and in the event of disaster, is easily recoverable” said Ken Hill, CTO, Expedient.
“Powered by the Commvault Data Platform, our solutions enable customers to leverage the power of customized private, public, and hybrid-cloud architectures to meet their specific data protection and virtualization needs” said Ashby Lincoln, CEO, Veristor.
“Through our continued partnership with Commvault, we are able to reliably power a full data management solution for both backup and disaster recovery so our clients can thrive and be successful” said Frank Casey, Chief Technology Officer, OnX.
