'It is currently missing the dynamic backup feature for virtual machines, which is available in NetWorker.I also use an agent for SQL Server, which has advanced options because it is the Enterprise version.' I use it for backup, encryption, and restore operations, and it works. Its interface is very good, responsive, and easy for restoring data. I rate Veritas Backup Exec an eight out of ten. It can be easy for them to capture this market. People believe in Symantec and its technology. Who is going to move the data from one place to another and what if there is a loss of data? There could also be downtime and how is your organization's going to perform in this situation? Symantec has a place where they can put proper rules. What happens is today customers go to one cloud and they find they do not like it and want to move to another cloud but the challenge is how are they going to move their data. The Cloud service does not mind seeing them go but the data is there sitting on their cloud.

What I have found is when backing up data, for example, from Office 365 or Azure images which are actually stored on the Azure, the challenge with these technologies is they do not have a proper backup platform Symantec has a very good untapped market, a niche market, where they can improve themselves by coming up with backup for the virtual environment where they can take the whole instance and back it up and then put it on another cloud. Amazon and Azure clouds are the mother and father of the cloud today. Low code/no code is one of the technologies which is aggressively catching up in the marketplace. In today's market, from 2021 to 2025 'cloud' is the buzzword. There are many different technologies coming up.

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