Today's reliance on corporate computer systems and the information they contain continues to grow on a daily basis. Corporate systems today also have grown from single Mainframes with terminals to tens, even hundreds of heterogeneous systems spread across the globe. Companies can have Web servers running NT, Unix servers hosting their databases, and Novell File and print servers. Environments like these have brought an end to the days of tape drives attached to every server and standalone backups. Management has a comprehensive understanding of cost related to systems downtime, overwhelming administration of single system backups and the media involved. With these facts in mind, corporations have migrated to the centralized backup scheme, investing sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars into backup software, tape libraries and training for the staff to implement and manage just such an environment.
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