June 2020

x360Recover delivers three backup services in one platform with one user experience

An evolution of the platform launched in November of 2019, the combined capability of Axcient x360Recover includes chain-free technology from Axcient x360Recover, user experience, virtual office, and runbook recovery time objectives (RTO) capability from Axcient BRC, and de-duplication and direct-to-cloud backup technology from Axcient Fusion.

Axcient is the only channel-focused company to provide three backup services in one platform with one user experience. 

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Research results provide insight into Microsoft 365 trends

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New research findings from a report facilitated by The Channel Pro Network provide insight into Microsoft 365 migration and backup trends.  42% of MSPs have seen at least 50 of their clients migrate to Microsoft365 92% of MSPs are aware that Microsoft does not guarantee against data loss.  Over half surveyed only had 10% of clients on a backup solution.

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With demand from MSPs for its x360Sync secure file-sharing software jumping 70% due to the surge of employees working from home, Axcient is speeding up the roadmap for both that product and its x360Cloud backup offering.

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x360Sync gains Zoom Backup and ConnectWise RMM Integration

Axcient has accelerated the roadmap for x360Sync and x360Cloud to assist MSPs with Work From Home (WFH) customer demand. The enhancements include x360Sync backup capabilities for Zoom and RingCentral recorded meetings, and a new x360Sync-ConnectWise Automate integration to ease RMM (remote monitoring and management) services.

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Axcient has converged its suite of business availability solutions for MSPs into an integrated platform named X360. The new offering provides unified, single sign-on access to the vendor’s Office 365 backup, file sync and share, and business continuity/disaster recovery products, plus an associated set of billing, marketing, and enablement resources, through a single, intuitive interface for the first time.

Pulling everything together within a single console was no simple accomplishment either, adds Angus Robertson, the vendor’s chief revenue officer. “It’s easier said than done, because we had to bring together a fair amount of technology, but at the end of the day delivering that one user experience is everything for MSP productivity and being able to manage those three backup services,” he says.

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