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Barracuda Launches Backup-as-a-Service

January 8, 2014
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Barracuda Networks introduced its new Backup-as-a-Service (BaaS) offering in the U.S..  The service allows Barracuda Backup 190 and 390 to be purchased as an annual service that includes an appliance, Energize Updates, Instant Replacement and Unlimited Cloud storage. This new service gives customers an alternate method of purchasing Barracuda Backup with a smaller up-front cost.

“Purchasing Backup-as-a-Service is a simple and more cost-effective way for customers to meet their backup needs,” said Rod Mathews, GM Storage, Barracuda. “The BaaS program provides customers additional flexibility to purchase Barracuda Backup in the way that better suits their needs, from either their operational or capital budgets.”

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