Cloud data protection vendor launches 'industry first' MSP program in EMEA

Kelsey Rees
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The US-based company’s new program aims to drive customers’ cloud transformation

Druva has launched what it claims to be an "industry first" managed service provider (MSP) program in North America and EMEA.  Druva said its new MSP program brings partners a SaaS-based deliver...

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