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Veeam x Dynisco: ransomware readiness for a global polymer manufacturer

$150,000 saved in IT hardware and storage costs over four years

Unreliable legacy backup to confident ransomware readiness

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Why it works

The story leads clearly with protection and resilience: the headline is about ransomware readiness, and the most vivid episode is the SAN failure that was survived without losing a single backup or crashing a single VM. The $150,000 savings figure gives the story a concrete anchor, though it plays a supporting role to the resilience framing. The competitive switch from Backup Exec is explicit, which sharpens the before-state.

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The SAN failure anecdote is the standout move: a real, unplanned incident is used as proof that the DR strategy works under live pressure, which is far more credible than a hypothetical disaster recovery claim.

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  • Vendor Veeam
  • Customer Dynisco
  • Industry Industrial / Manufacturing
  • Trigger Backup Exec became unreliable, prompting a search for a replacement
  • Format Written narrative
  • Structure Challenge-Solution-Results
  • Medium Web page