Disaster Recovery

Whether planned or unplanned, downtime poses a constant, costly challenge to IT managers. Researcher IDC estimates that downtime costs organizations worldwide billions of dollars each year. It is not surprising, then, that many IT managers are in the vanguard of the effort to eliminate, or at least lessen, the impact of downtime.

No matter how good an enterprise's network is, data loss and system crashes are inevitable. And no matter what the cause, when business information isn't available, every minute down costs money. That is why today's enterprises need a plan that gets the network back up and running within minutes, not hours or days.

Loss of productivity due to unplanned or planned downtime is becoming more of a drain on organizations and therefore more unacceptable. Organizations that have heterogeneous IT environments would do well to explore a new approach to minimizing downtime.

While many companies today use a tape backup system to protect their critical corporate server data, desktop and laptop data is often left unprotected. According to IDC, 60 percent of critical corporate data actually resides on those desktops and laptops, and only 18 percent of organizations believe they have adequate protection for their workstations. This lack of protection leaves many organizations vulnerable and at risk for data loss. In today's regulatory environment, where the number of regulations and their unique requirements are growing daily, such a state of affairs is unacceptable.

More and more industry experts agree that a solid disaster recovery plan incorporates the archival strengths of tape backup but also addresses business continuity issues with a disk-to-disk solution. Disk-to-disk backup and recovery solutions offer an effective first line of defense, helping to minimize organizations' risks by ensuring they have backups to recover from in the event of a failure. For IT departments, that can help take the sting out of the prospect of downtime.

What we Offer:

We helps IT administrators overcome today's system and data recovery challenges by providing a rapid, reliable approach to recovery and a non-intrusive method for backups on non-mission-critical servers.
Key Features

• Performs disaster recovery in minutes.
• Saves backups to virtually any disk-storage device.
• Provides automated backups and automatically adjustable backup routines.

Key Benefits

• Create real-time backups without affecting user productivity.
• Remotely restore servers.
• Adjust system usage performance in scheduled jobs or dynamically to more effectively utilize resources.
• Simplifies data protection management by centrally monitoring and reporting on the backup status of thousands of systems across the enterprise.
• Eases regulatory compliance by automatically discovering systems that have not been backed up regularly, providing graphical views of backup status, and consolidating audit history information.
• Decreases IT costs by enabling administrators to deploy, modify, and maintain backup policies from a central location.
• Allows administrators to discover clients at risk of system or data loss due to lack of recovery software or failed backup jobs, then remotely deploy agents or jump-start backups on those systems.