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DRaaS, short for Disaster Recovery as a Service, provides a cloud-based way to protect and recover business systems after a disruptive event. By replicating and hosting data, infrastructure, and applications off-site, these services make it possible to restore critical operations quickly without needing traditional, hardware-heavy setups. Organizations use DRaaS solutions to reduce downtime, preserve data integrity, and maintain business continuity, all while meeting their recovery point (RPO) and recovery time objectives (RTO).
Backups have come a long way from nightly batch jobs and manual restores. In today’s world, backup platforms must meet modern demands across automation, compliance, and cloud agility. This shift is accelerating as AI capabilities mature and organizations face pressure to do more with less, especially in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. At the center of this evolution are Veeam backup cloud providers, who deliver solutions that combine automation, extensibility, and intelligence. Their role continues to grow as businesses modernize their data protection strategies while bracing for tighter regulations and more advanced cyberthreats.In this blog, we’ll break down how Veeam is evolving in three key areas of automation, APIs, and AI, and how Veeam backup cloud providers like OTAVA make these advancements actionable. As you’ll see, 95% of data breaches still trace back to human error, which makes this transformation urgent, not optional. How Automation Reshapes Veeam Backup Management Managing backup across distributed environments used to mean late nights and lots of manual oversight. With Veeam, that’s no longer the case. Today, automation is built into nearly every part of the platform. From Manual Tasks to Intelligent Orchestration Veeam allows administrators to automate everything from job creation to data validation. That…
Downtime hurts. For small businesses, it can be fatal. According to recent industry data, outages cost companies an average of $9,000 per minute. That’s a staggering figure when every dollar counts.
