The cloud offers distinct advantages for enterprise backup and disaster recovery strategies, such as convenient offsite storage that is both economical and reliable.

If there’s one thing we can all agree on with enterprise software, it’s that upgrading to newer versions can be an arduous and time-consuming strain on resources.

There’s a growing list of compliance regulations that outline increasingly stringent requirements for handling data, including the geographic location where data is stored.

When it comes to long-term data retention, tape and cold cloud storage invariably come up as the best alternatives, though each one has its advantages and disadvantages.

Humans have been managing data in one form or another since we began recording it. The standards for handling data have evolved along with the perspective of information as an asset.

It wasn’t that long ago that accidentally saving over or deleting a file meant your work was probably gone.

We’re constantly looking for ways to make HubStor better for our customers. With the latest version of HubStor, updates and upgrades just got easier.

Over the past decade, the influx of productivity tools that include collaboration capabilities (Office 365, Google Drive, and others) has changed the way we work.

It’s easy to think of cloud-based software as a replacement for backup solutions. After all, the data all gets “backed up” to the cloud, right?

A couple weeks ago, I shared the details of our new Teams backup and recovery enhancements with the promise of more to come.

We’re pretty excited to share some of the enhancements our development team is making to HubStor’s backup and recovery for Microsoft Teams.

According to a recent study completed by Osterman Research (sponsored by HubStor and Microsoft), only 14% of companies have moved from on-premises data centers to cloud data storage.

Does a software company need venture capital (VC) backing to be successful?

Modern organizations are increasingly moving to cloud solutions for productivity and storage. But what are the primary challenges to making this shift and how’s the process going?

Recently, George Crump at Storage Swiss wrote about tape vs. cloud and it sparked me to share my perspective on this fun storage industry debate.

HubStor to showcase new cloud data management capabilities for Microsoft Office 365 at the event.

HubStor leverages Microsoft Azure Active Directory to help automate intelligent data management for secondary-storage use cases that can increase data protection and lower corporate risk.

A situation unfolded recently at one of our customers which illustrates why businesses need a backup solution for their OneDrive for Business sites.