Item: Druva Data Resiliency Cloud
Rating: 10
Author: Gagandeep Singh Pandher

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Druva is being used by all laptop users in my organization. We also help other organizations and we recommend it to be used on laptops especially for people who travel a lot as well as VIP users. It eliminates the risk of data loss for end users and removes the complications of using distributed file system (Dfs) shares as we used previously.

Pros and Cons

Scheduled backups which can be forced on users for the console.
Restore of backups by the user as needed without the intervention of IT admins.
Has apps which can be used for Android, iPhone and it works on the Mac OS too.

Druva's backend database is complicated and if it gets corrupted recovery is difficult.

Return on Investment

Better employee satisfaction.
Less involvement of IT teams for backup issues.

Alternatives Considered

CrashPlan, Mozy Pro and Syncplicity

Druva is better suited than all other vendors in its space for the enterprise such as: CrashPlan, Mozy, EMC or Syncplicity. Druva has been our trusted solution and we recommend it to our customers as well.

Likelihood to Recommend

Druva has both cloud and on premise versions which is useful. Earlier on, it only used Amazon cloud but now they are considering Azure which is a good strategy and should build on that. Also if the end point size is too much and the customer is using the on premise solution, sizing should be done carefully and database health should be monitored carefully and backed up regularly.

Druva - The endpoint backup expert

Overall Satisfaction with Druva

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Pros and Cons

Return on Investment

Alternatives Considered

Likelihood to Recommend

Druva Data Resiliency Cloud Feature Ratings