According to Independent Research Firm, Reduxio Cited As One of “Three Vendors Disrupting Integrated Secondary Storage And Data Protection”

Reduxio Positioned as a “Stable Innovator” that “aims to converge primary and secondary storage” in Industry Report

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (USA) AND TEL AVIV, ISRAEL – October 30, 2017–Reduxio Systems, the innovation leader in unified data storage management and protection solutions for the enterprise, announced today that Forrester Research has identified Reduxio among companies that are “gaining market acceptance by delivering advanced capabilities to address specific problems in the secondary storage and data protection space”[1] in the report, “Three Vendors Disrupting Integrated Secondary Storage And Data Protection” published on October 30, 2017 by Naveen Chhabra with Glenn O’Donnell, William McKeon-White, and Bill Nagel.

The report notes that “while secondary storage, tiering, and data protection software come under the ambit of the data protection practice, market offerings have been disjointed and firms rarely get results from their investments. Businesses need to improve recovery times, but rarely meet their RPOs — and if they do, it requires heroic engineering effort.” However, the authors point out “the past few years have ushered in disruptive innovation” and Reduxio is positioned among companies that are “bringing reliability and confidence to data protection,” and, earlier in the report, for “trying to change the way enterprises manage secondary storage, data protection, and data copies and to attain a 1-second recovery point objective (RPO) for mission-critical applications.” The report also notes that Reduxio “makes it easy, effective, and efficient for enterprises to integrate the storage landscape for business applications.”

“We are very proud to be positioned by Forrester as a stable innovator, disruptor, and ‘succulent acquisition target,’” said Mike Grandinetti, Reduxio’s chief marketing & corporate strategy officer. “While we’re committed to remaining an independent company, we believe the findings of the report are a testament to our commitment to redefining data management and protection with the world’s first unified primary and secondary storage platform.”

Based on the patented TimeOS™ storage operating system, Reduxio provides breakthrough storage efficiency and performance, and the unique ability to recover data to any second, far exceeding anything available on the market today. Reduxio’s unified storage platform is designed to deliver near-zero RPO and RTO as a feature of its storage system, while significantly simplifying the data protection process and providing built-in data replication for disaster recovery.

The report details how Reduxio “is on a path to integrate data protection and copy data management capabilities into a platform that provides primary storage for applications.” It “plans to build an as-a-service capability that allows customers to protect applications regardless of whether the data resides in the public cloud or on-premises infrastructure and seamlessly move data and applications between the two.” The authors conclude that “established players with rich reserves for mergers and acquisitions need the kinds of capabilities that [Reduxio and two other vendors] offer.”

To read more about the report, please visit https://innovate.reduxio.com/reduxio-forrester-report.

About Reduxio

Reduxio is redefining data management and protection with the world’s first unified primary and secondary storage platform. Based on the patented TimeOS™ storage operating system, Reduxio provides breakthrough storage efficiency and performance, and the unique ability to recover data to any second, far exceeding anything available on the market today. Reduxio’s unified storage platform is designed to deliver near-zero RPO and RTO as a feature of its storage system, while significantly simplifying the data protection process and providing built-in data replication for disaster recovery. Reduxio is backed by C5 Capital Cloud Partners, Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP), Carmel Ventures, Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) and Seagate Technology PLC (NASDAQ: STX). Learn more at www.reduxio.com and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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[1] “Three Vendors Disrupting Integrated Secondary Storage And Data Protection,” Forrester Research, October 2017

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