DRaaS, Disaster Recovery as a Service emerges as a new approach to the old problem of business continuity

The widespread adoption of the cloud has transformed the way applications are developed just as much as it has transformed the way they are deployed and consumed. In this podcast we look at how Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) can help developers support the complete application lifecycle by unlocking the value of PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service). In this podcast we explore the three key benefits of a cloud environment - flexibility, scalability, and speed - extend quite nicely to app development and have helped developers perpetuate transformative ways of working through concepts such as Agile and DevOps. Garrett Lowell, VP, Ecosystem Partnerships and Jay Turner, VP of Development and Operations, both of Console Connect discuss the revolution of the PaaS model, and the giant trend of buying network services by the use unit verses by the pound. Lowell and Turner discuss the changes occurring in work, and the corresponding changes the IT and UC worlds are making to offer enterprises scalable solution abroad a broad band of product types and newly integrated approaches to once siloed experiences. “Now you have a happier workforce that’s going to be more productive,” notes Lowell.

Turner discusses a term that might be new to reader and listeners of this podcast, DRaaS. “I see a huge untapped market,” says Turner, explaining that cloud delivered DRaaS offers an unprecedented way to recover and continue mission critical enterprise operations that save companies money in the preparatory stages and yet offer a more effective bounce back after disruption when compared to legacy approaches.

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