Jason Buffington

@Jbuff

Husband/Father, Gamer/Geek, Scout leader & Christ follower. Industry analyst covering #Backup, #DataProtection, #DisasterRecovery, and #CyberResilience

Texas

DataProtectionMatters.com

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Jason Buffington
@Jbuff
Sep 16
How many #DataProtection products does your org actually run? Only 7% run a single stack, and the average is 2.8. Not because IT teams enjoy tool sprawl. New video breaks down why they do and why it matters for #CyberResilience and #ProtectionStorage. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…
Jason Buffington
@Jbuff
Sep 15
7% of orgs run a single backup stack; the avg org runs 2.8 solutions. Endpoints and SaaS are usually why that number climbs, and it has real ramifications on your #CyberResilience, #ProtectionStorage, and #ManagedServices strategies. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…
Jason Buffington
@Jbuff
Aug 27
SKOs get remote humans back in a room together; that's still my favorite part. But they're also the one opportunity to align sellers, marketers, and events teams around fresh narratives. Here's why that timing matters more than you think:
Rebuilding Q1 SKO Pipelines in August | Data Protection Matters posted on the topic | LinkedIn
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Jason Buffington
@Jbuff
Aug 26
Research within thought leadership content is really about creating conversations with customers/partners that are differentiated and compelling. Here's how DPM builds that into every custom research project:
Boost Credibility with Quality Research-Driven Content | Data Protection Matters posted on the...
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Jason Buffington
@Jbuff
Aug 26
Spending half my time with BC/DR leaders and the other half with IT vendors and providers, what's stuck in the gap is my favorite area to focus on. If your org is aiming for a Minimal Viable Company, this one's for you. #BCDR
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2 Common Mistakes in IT Crisis Recovery Planning | Data Protection Matters posted on the topic |...
502 BC/DR leaders told DPM that their orgs average 3.4 tiers of IT workloads to recover in a crisis -- here are the two things most of them forgot to count. #BusinessContinuity #DisasterRecovery...