As companies grow so does their data.  Recent government legislation requires companies to keep more data and at the same time increase the security of that data.  Concurrently businesses have been moving closer and closer to becoming paperless to speed up business processes and reduce costs.  These two developments have led to an explosion of data growth and complexity over the past several years and for the foreseeable future.  
 
Managing disparate data storage and maintaining their security can become time consuming and complex.  Wading through the vast array of storage options available takes focus away from managing your core business.  Let our experienced consultants assess your storage requirements and help you make your storage acquisition painless so you can get back to managing your business.  Our consultants have successfully deployed all types of storage, data replication and data snapshot capabilities for small and medium sized businesses.   

Direct Attached Storage - Suitable for small offices, files are stored locally on the server.  Storage Area Network - A group of storage arrays on a dedicated network that can be divided for use by multiple servers.    Network Attached Storage - A storage appliance connected to your data network suitable for workgroup storage or archiving.    Backup-To-Disk - A temporary location for data backups that can be used to quickly restore data or as an interim step before backing up to tape.    Tape Backup - Still the most economical choice for backing up data to be stored off site.    Storage Virtualization - Storage virtualization enables your data storage to be as flexible as your business while at the same time reducing costs and complexity. Read more... iSCSI or Fiber Channel – Both technologies are used in a SAN environment.  iSCSI is ideal for most storage deployments due to its low cost and its reuse of industry standard Ethernet and TCP/IP.  Fiber Channel is used in environments that require a very large amount of throughput such as large real-time transactional databases.

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