Druva

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Druva is a startup based on Continuous Data Protection (CDP) technology. They build enterprise class products for protection of business critical data against planned and unplanned outages.

One of their key strategies to ensure that their products are cross platform and work out-of-the-box.

In March 2010, Druva raised $5 million in a round of funding led by Sequoia Capital

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[edit] Introduction

Enterprises today significantly rely upon the corporate data stored on the PCs. Prevalence of multimedia content, thousands of emails and attachments, proliferation and preservation of many versions and copies of data contributes to the tremendous data growth most companies are experiencing.

More than 80% of this PC data is common within organizations. For data generated by conventional office applications, where many of the file characteristics are very similar, the potential for reduction is very high.

With inSync you can greatly reduce the risks and costs of data loss and minimize recovery time for distributed PCs and laptops. Druva inSync PC backup solution uses advanced distributed data deduplication technology called – “SendUnique” to reduce the volume of backed-up data up to 90 percent. This decreases the time, bandwidth and storage needed for backup and recovery. This results in significant time and cost savings for the enterprise.

[edit] Druva inSync

Druva inSync is a unique and industry's first product to continuously replicate and protect your data from laptops and desktops. It compresses, encrypts and replicates personal data to a central company server while you are at office or travelling. Coupled with powerful single instance store (de-duplication) and time/event based data recovery - its the ideal CDP solution for laptops. Product webpage.

[edit] Druva Phoenix

Druva Phoenix is an entirely new approach towards server backup. The product combines data deduplication and CDP to achieve faster, smaller and smother backups Product webpage