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They should do thin provisioning so their volumes are smaller and take less time and are less disruptive to backup.

They should use multiView to create views to use as the source of their backups so production volumes remain available for use.

They should rearrange volumes so that LUNs that are used the most are allocated to one pool which can be backed up in one operation.

They should use multiCopy to create copies specifically designed as backup sources so production data remains available.

multiMigrate to move all their small volumes into one large volume to use their drives more efficiently.

multiMirror to develop a disaster recovery solution from their home office to a smaller remote storage array.

Stretched domains to spread high capacity volumes over more than one SVM domain.

Thin provisioning to use drive capacity better, resulting in using less energy to operate the storage array.

multiView can take a PiT of the application that can be kept for recovery from disk and then backed up to tape during quieter processing times.

multiView can take a PiT of the application and then copy it over IP to another site for resilience.

multiView will take a full copy of the application which the backup application can then backup offline during less busy processing times.

A view of a PiT can be mounted on a backup server and backed up to tape with no data flow or processing overhead on the application server.

Source and target devices need to be from the same vendor.

Servers are required to do the migration.

Downtime is required to do the migration.

The SAN fabric must support migration.