Whether customers are evaluating new infrastructure platforms, looking to meet data sovereignty requirements, or strengthening their recovery strategy, service providers need the flexibility to be able to support a wide range of requirements without increasing operational complexity.

With Veeam Data Platform v13.1 and Veeam Service Provider Console v9.3, service providers gain new capabilities to expand their service offerings, improve operational efficiency, and support a broader range of customer environments.

Expand Service Offerings with Enhanced BaaS and DRaaS Capabilities

Veeam Data Platform v13.1 introduces new capabilities that help service providers expand and strengthen their backup and disaster recovery (DR) offerings. Enhancements to Veeam Cloud Connect make it easier to deliver tenant-isolated services, including support for encrypted tenant backup recovery and expanded recovery options across ... Read more

Data isn't slowing down, and neither is what it costs to keep it. As unstructured data keeps multiplying, AI is driving up both the volume that organizations create and the pressure to hold onto it. And a supply-constrained hard drive market is pushing storage costs up and lead times out. Meanwhile, tightening data-residency and compliance rules mean more data must be kept longer, proven clean, and stored in a specific location. Read more

Modern applications have crossed a tipping point. What once began as isolated modernization efforts—containerizing select services, experimenting with Kubernetes, or migrating workloads to the cloud—has become a full-scale transformation. Today, modern apps are not experimental outliers; they are the foundation of how organizations deliver value. Read more

For many years, the hypervisor conversation wasn’t on top of everyone’s mind. Most organizations had a stable virtualization platform, mature operational procedures, backup and recovery tooling, monitoring, patching workflows, and people who knew exactly what to do when something went wrong. Read more

MVB or MVC refers to the minimum possible version of an organization that can still operate should an incident bring down systems and operations. They are critical concepts in cyber resilience planning and response. They define the bare minimum operations, processes, systems, and data an organization must restore to remain functional after a cyberattack. Read more