Great post. One thing I'd have mentioned: dual-class stock structure, complete with euphemism whereby "class A" stock (that you can buy on the market) has 1/20th the voting power of "class B." This is not unheard of but I always view as a yellow flag. Every time I think it doesn't matter, I remind myself of MicroStrategy.
Noob technical question - Are such solutions more targetted (or limited) to on-premise client data that requires backup to another on-premise/cloud destination? Just wondering if the solution has a role to play if the client data is already on the cloud?
Great post. One thing I'd have mentioned: dual-class stock structure, complete with euphemism whereby "class A" stock (that you can buy on the market) has 1/20th the voting power of "class B." This is not unheard of but I always view as a yellow flag. Every time I think it doesn't matter, I remind myself of MicroStrategy.
Enjoyed the article, easy read, thank you!
Noob technical question - Are such solutions more targetted (or limited) to on-premise client data that requires backup to another on-premise/cloud destination? Just wondering if the solution has a role to play if the client data is already on the cloud?