Companies aim to achieve new levels of investment, digital adoption, and deployment in 2022

Anshuman Rai
Area Vice President, India and South Asia - Commvault

“Today, collectively we are all trying to navigate the wear and tear of the pandemic. Digital transformation continues to expedite the need to engage a real-time workforce, connect teams, and drive collaboration. This is driving demand for key technologies to better monitor, control, and protect against failures, ensure high productivity, protect, and upskill personnel, and do all this while leveraging enhanced cybersecurity architectures.
 

As we embark on a new year, companies aim to achieve new levels of investment, digital adoption, and deployment. Moving into 2022, C-suite executives will mandate periodic "fire drills" to strengthen and augment their cyber defence mechanisms. Fire drills discover weak points in the defences that might be exploited by cyber criminals.
 

Enterprises have already rounded second base in their cloud journeys by outsourcing management of the infrastructure to SaaS and other public cloud service providers. In 2022, this adoption will continue to grow where enterprises are expected to partner with cloud Managed Service Providers (MSPs). It will help them manage the set-up, customization and optimize costs.”