Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Cloud data, on-prem backups?

Hi David,

 

Your Microsoft 365 data lives in the cloud. Why are your backups of it still living on servers you have to buy, size, and patch?

 

On-prem was the sensible choice when M365 backup started. But every year it means more storage, more bandwidth pulling data down, and more hardware refreshes for data that never needed to leave the cloud.

 

OTP banka in Serbia skipped that round trip. With Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365, backups go straight to the cloud with unlimited storage at a flat per-user price. They now meet a 10-year retention mandate, recover 40% faster, and were fully live in under a day. France's waterways authority made the same move and handed routine restores to its help desk.

 

Same Veeam protection, minus the infrastructure. Would it be a waste of 15 minutes to compare what your on-prem setup really costs?

 

Best,

 

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Which backup headache is loudest?

Hi David,

 

Most IT professionals we talk to are juggling the same backup headaches. Which one is loudest for your company?

 

• Ransomware aimed at your backups. Enloe Medical Center refused to pay a ransom and, with Veeam Data Platform, had 75% of critical systems back within four days.

• Recoveries nobody has tested. UI Health's legacy tool failed to restore, costing 72 hours of manual rebuilds. On Veeam, they now keep immutable copies on-premises and in AWS.

• Too many tools, no single view. SodaStream replaced five backup products with one console and got back about 20 hours a week.

• Costs outrunning budgets. Hudson's Bay, parent of Saks Fifth Avenue, avoided a $1M hardware refresh and saves $600,000 a year across on-premises, AWS, and Azure.

 

One platform, one console, every workload. Would it be a waste of 15 minutes to see which of these your company could take off the list?

 

Best,

 

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