Keep It Longer. Keep It in Canada. Stop Paying Premium to Store It.

Canadian organizations are creating and retaining more data for longer, and budgets aren't keeping up. This is especially true in regulated industries, such as Public Sector and Education. Records retention schedules run seven, 10, 25 years, or permanent. Research data obligations are pushing institutions to formalize long-term stewardship. Meanwhile municipal, K-12, and post-secondary budgets tighten. The result is petabytes of cold, unstructured data that nobody has opened in years, sitting on premium storage built for performance it will never need. Add a residency requirement and an aging tape estate, and the cost compounds every year.

See how the Veeam you already own can put that data where it belongs. Retain it compliantly in Canada, on storage tuned for predictably cost-effective long-term retention, and reclaim the capacity and overhead it's consuming today. No new hardware, no new console.

You'll walk away knowing:

• Where Canadian long-term retention and residency obligations actually come from, and how to tell a statutory requirement from a policy one A better understanding of the cold and ROT data you're paying premium rates to store
• How large unstructured and research datasets move straight into long-term storage, and where that sits alongside your operational recovery tier
• What immutability, customer-held keys, and in-Canada placement buy you, and what the retrieval trade-offs are