The world is experiencing a level of disruption and business risk not seen in generations. Some companies freeze and fail, while others innovate, advance, and even thrive. The difference is resilience.

With data now acknowledged as an important element of real-time decision-making, perhaps it is time for organisations to make a serious effort at achieving data resilience. And if they do, how does an organisation achieve data resilience?

With us, today on PodChats for FutureCIO is Joseph Yang, general manager for storage and data services at HPE Asia Pacific.

1.       Define data resilience in the context of today’s hybrid (on-premises + multi-cloud) environment?

2.       One of the early selling points of the cloud is resilience, along with scalability and the utility model. What are the top 3 prevailing misconceptions about the multi-cloud as inherently resilient?

3.       What needs to happen to achieve data resilience in this hybrid environment? (view from technology, process and people perspective) – VM by VM protection

4.       Who needs to get involved in the architecting of a data resilience strategy? Who will have day-to-day accountability for the execution?

5.       With technology evolving and business priorities changing in line with market dynamics, how do you ensure that your data resilience strategy remains relevant?