Recognition of Advanced Capability Highlights Activity at
VMware Partner Exchange
VMware Partner Exchange, Orlando, February 7, 2010 -
Acronis, a leading provider of easy-to-use backup,
recovery and security solutions for physical, virtual and cloud
environments, today announced that it will be recognized as one of
a group of disaster recovery providers for VMware's vCloud
Director, during a presentation at VMware Partner Exchange 2011.
By providing partners a fully tested solution, including
step-by-step instructions and information on Acronis'
knowledgebase, Acronis will be one of the first to support VMware
vCloud® Director.
The recognition will highlight Acronis' sponsorship at VMware
Partner Exchange 2011. Other activities include a joint demo of
the VMware vCloud tested solution with iland, a presentation by
Acronis Virtualization Practice Manager, Seth Goodling, and the
company's presence on the show floor.
Acronis® Backup and Recovery™10 Advanced
Server Virtual Edition, the company's backup and recovery solution
for virtual environments, is one of a group of products to offer
data backup and disaster recovery services for VMware vCloud
Director. The solution integrates with VMware vCloud Director and
facilitates backup from the cloud to physical, virtual or other
cloud environments. In addition, it provides a solution to the
problem of migrating between mixed environments (e.g., physical to
virtual, virtual to cloud, cloud to physical, etc.). Acronis
provides the flexibility to allow either the end-user or a vCloud
service provider to manage data backups across environments.
"VMware vCloud® Director is the premier solution to
allow customers to build and manage private and hybrid clouds,"
said Bill Shelton senior director, cloud computing, VMware. "The
ability to protect this environment with solutions like Acronis
provides even more value to customers. Service providers and
enterprises can turn to VMware and Acronis channel partners to
purchase and deploy this solution together."
"The ability to provide DR in the cloud is an exciting new
capability that will help to drive the further market adoption of
VMware vCloud® Director and the cloud industry in
general. We're pleased to be building on our already strong
relationship with VMware by being one of the first vendors to
support DR for VMware vCloud Director," said Izzy Azeri, senior
vice president and general manager of the Americas at Acronis. "As
cloud providers help customers manage mission critical applications
in private or hybrid clouds using VMware vCloud Director, the
ability to manage data backup and disaster recovery in these
environments will become even more critical."
iland, a VMware Service
Provider Program (VSPP) partner and Acronis partner is also at the
event. "We are excited to extend the value of our joint offering
with Acronis. With this new support for VMware vCloud®
Director, our partners will enjoy a unique opportunity to provide
cost-effective cloud based recovery services which they can easily
manage from end-to-end and deliver under their own brand," said
Dante Orsini, vice president of business development at iland.
"While our partners are pleased with this level of control,
customers will reap the benefits of this collaboration which
delivers affordable local and cloud-based recovery in minutes."
Acronis, a VMware Technical Alliance Partner (TAP) program
member, supports a variety of VMware platforms and is part of the
VMware Ready™ Data Protection certification program. The company
will be an exhibitor at VMware Partner Exchange taking place Feb.
8-11, and is a scheduled speaker, discussing "Simplifying Disaster
Recovery in Virtual Environments" at the show.
About Acronis:
Acronis is a leader in AI-native cyber protection, unifying data protection, cybersecurity, IT operations and hybrid infrastructure to deliver business continuity, security and compliance with less cost and complexity. More than 21,000 service providers trust Acronis to protect over 750,000 businesses in 150 countries. Acronis is headquartered in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. For more information, visit www.acronis.com.