Because...
… it compresses SQL Server backups by up to 95%, saving space and time.
… his backups are functional, but they take up too much space and time.
… it protects data from unauthorized access with
256-bit AES encryption.
… he could be more security-aware, and take steps to protect his data.
… it uses network resilience to resume backups and log-shipping after network outages.
… he gives up on jobs when he’s interrupted, and has to start his backups all over again.
… it makes centralized management of backup and restore activities effortless.
… he lacks the organizational power of his classmate, SQL Backup Pro.
Marvin decided that, to get to the top of the class, he’s going to try SQL Backup Pro’s approach.
How about you?
