Executive | March 12, 2019 < 1 min to read

The good, the bad, and the regulatory compliant

Today, two former industry analysts (who are now Veeam execs) discuss the trends that are shaping the data protection industry and IT landscape:

Dave Russell @BackupDave, former VP and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner, lead analyst for the Backup MQ

Jason Buffington @JBuff, former Principal Analyst for Data Protection at ESG

This week, we’re talking about the good, the bad, and the regulatory compliant:

Why regulations are a good thing
How are regulations (really) changing data protection strategy
The real value of audits

Dave and Jason are now both VPs working on various aspects of Veeam’s strategy. If either of them, or Veeam, can help you, please let us know.

We’ll see you back here next week – thanks for watching.

Navigate through the series:

The data protection landscape
Tape is (not) dead
Using “the cloud” as part of your data protection strategy
An appliance by any other name
The good, the bad, and the regulatory compliant
Is backup enough for a peace of mind?
The future of data protection is data management

Jason Buffington

Jason Buffington (@JBuff) is a Vice President within the Office of CTO at Veeam. He has been in the data protection industry for over 32 years, working on a variety of backup, replication/failover, and BC/DR solutions within data protection vendors and Microsoft. Prior to joining Veeam, Jason was the Principal Analyst at the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) covering the myriad data protection vendors and providers in the IT industry. Outside of IT, Jason is an active volunteer leader in Scouting BSA.

At Veeam, Jason leads our Strategic Research vTeam that fuels product strategy and go-to-market initiatives; he also serves as a thought leader/SME at key industry events and evangelizes Veeam’s long-term vision and strategy.

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