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Dell Software offers capacity-based licensing model for Backup & Disaster Recovery Suite

Dell Software recently said its Backup & Disaster Recovery Suite will be available through a capacity-based licensing model.

The company said the new data protection bundle gives customers access to the company’s full backup and recovery software portfolio by way of a single capacity-based licensing model.

Dell Backup & Disaster Recovery Suite features a capacity-based licensing model that enables customers to access the specific data protection capabilities.

The company has combined AppAssure, NetVault Backup and vRanger.

Customers can initially leverage AppAssure to perform snapshots of mission-critical data every 15 minutes, and once that data ages, useNetVault Backup to move it to tape for long-term retention or archive.

The price of Dell Backup & Disaster Recovery Suite starts at $5,000 per terabyte for up to five terabytes of front-end capacity.

Through volume discount pricing, price reaches $2,250 per terabyte for users protecting more than 250 terabytes of data.

The Dell Backup & Disaster Recovery Suite will be available worldwide in the third quarter of 2014.

Brett Roscoe, executive director of product development, data protection, Dell Software, said: “Dell Backup & Disaster Recovery Suite gives customers the flexibility to leverage our entire portfolio of backup software solutions by way of a single, capacity-based licensing model.”

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