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NGDP
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NGDPNational Graduate Development Programme (local government employment; UK)
NGDPNominal Gross Domestic Product
NGDPnext-generation data protection (IT backup technology/strategy)
NGDPNational Ground Delay Program (FAA)
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The second is next-generation data protection, which includes disk-based backup, virtualization support, continuous data protection, and de-duplication.
Q&A: The new security agenda: Changing the game by SC Magazine
We are honored to be recognized by eWEEK for our innovations in delivering next-generation data protection and information management technology," said Bob Hammer, CommVault's chairman, president and CEO.
CommVault Wins Top Honors in Eighth Annual eWEEK Excellence Awards by Business Wire
a leading provider of comprehensive next-generation data protection and disaster recovery solutions, has announced the immediate availability of support for multi-language versions of Microsoft Windows in its Xpress Restore[R] software product.
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