The impact was well evaluated by the data center team here at our organization. It brought many advantages - such as the learning curve being very light. 

Its entire structure is a click away and the dashboard is very presentable to the technical user. It has good management for the more technical user. We have around 300 VMs and we are implementing them through jobs. 

It is well organized. Even the triggering of alerts can be organized, so monitoring is not confusing. We have a list here at the company to the centralized email.

Bacula is extremely easy to use - both for performing backups and restoring. It guarantees a horizontal growth of your structure in a very simple and uncomplicated way.

Performing a restore or a point-in-time backup is simple and fast. In addition, Bacula Enterprise generates a very low load on the data network structure while not causing major discomfort to end-users.

A point that is undoubtedly extremely relevant is their support. The professionals are always willing to solve our demands quickly and with high quality.

Bacula plays an important role in our data backups.  

Bacula has improved our organization by making it easy to backup the required images and being able to organize the ones that need longer retention periods and the ones that don't. We like how Bacuala is flexible in configuring jobs and schedules. 

Data backups are always an issue of great importance for our organization and with this product, we get that. Having a tool like this gives us peace of mind in terms of capacity, which is essential to our company.

It is easy to scale Bacula Enterprise even if your system is growing tremendously in data and servers. Our developers often have to get data that has been used some while ago. Bacula Enterprise provides an easy and reliable way to restore the desired data from tapes, disks, or even other storage sources.

Even if we encounter any problems using the software, Bacula Enterprise has outstanding support. Problems are solved within a very short period of time.    

A few years ago, we had a big crash that involved one of the backup servers. We were able to fully restore the backup, even after losing the indexes.