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    Disaster Recovery As A Service (Draas) On-Premise Hosted Cloud

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    Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) allows companies to maintain disaster recovery capabilities without having to purchase and manage their own hardware. With DRaaS, costs are operational expenses rather than capital expenditures, financial risk is spread out over monthly payments instead of taken upfront, and nothing appears on the company's balance sheet. Analysis of on-premise versus hosted cloud DRaaS options over 3 years showed that the hosted cloud approach saved 23% of costs compared to maintaining an on-premise disaster recovery system.

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    Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) allows companies to maintain disaster recovery capabilities without having to purchase and manage their own hardware. With DRaaS, costs are operational expenses rather than capital expenditures, financial risk is spread out over monthly payments instead of taken upfront, and nothing appears on the company's balance sheet. Analysis of on-premise versus hosted cloud DRaaS options over 3 years showed that the hosted cloud approach saved 23% of costs compared to maintaining an on-premise disaster recovery system.

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    Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) allows companies to maintain disaster recovery capabilities without having to purchase and manage their own hardware. With DRaaS, costs are operational expenses rather than capital expenditures, financial risk is spread out over monthly payments instead of taken upfront, and nothing appears on the company's balance sheet. Analysis of on-premise versus hosted cloud DRaaS options over 3 years showed that the hosted cloud approach saved 23% of costs compared to maintaining an on-premise disaster recovery system.

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    Disaster Recovery As A Service (Draas) On-Premise Hosted Cloud

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    Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) allows companies to maintain disaster recovery capabilities without having to purchase and manage their own hardware. With DRaaS, costs are operational expenses rather than capital expenditures, financial risk is spread out over monthly payments instead of taken upfront, and nothing appears on the company's balance sheet. Analysis of on-premise versus hosted cloud DRaaS options over 3 years showed that the hosted cloud approach saved 23% of costs compared to maintaining an on-premise disaster recovery system.

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    Disaster Recovery as a On-premise Hosted Cloud

    service (DRaaS)
    Expenditure Type Capital expenditure (CAPEX Operating expense (OPEX
    costs) costs)
    Servers Storage infrastructure Payments are made as the
    Cash Flow purchased up front service is provided
    Financial Risk Entire financial risk is taken Financial risk is taken monthly
    upfront, with uncertain return and is matched to return
    Income Statement Maintenance and depreciated Maintenance expense only
    capital expense
    Balance Sheet Software and hardware are Nothing appears on the balance
    carried as a long-term capital sheet
    asset

    DRaaS On premise Hosted Cloud


    Capital Investment $64,726 $0
    Setup Costs $10,000 $0
    Fujisoft Monthly Services $0 $3,261
    Etisalat Monthly Services $2,174 $0
    Cost over 3 Years $152,986.87 $117,391.30
    Savings gained 0% 23%

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