Server virtualisation gains momentum in small businesses, but backup adoption for virtual machines still lags

Supplied by Symantec on Tuesday, 21 May, 2013

Server virtualisation is no longer an up-and-coming trend - it’s an established fact of life for IT teams and their business users. And importantly, virtual servers no longer are the standard only in large enterprises. A new research survey of IT and business decision-makers at SMBs in the Asia-Pacific region points out that server virtualisation is now widely adopted among smaller organisations as well. Review the findings in this report.

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