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We are partnered with HP, Sun Storagetek, NetApp. We provide solutions in various technologies of Storages. Storage was once a peripheral – a mere feature of the server. Those days are long gone, and that's a good thing because information shouldn't always be hidden behind, or bottled up inside a single server. Data – translated by applications and infrastructure into information – has grown in value to the point where, for many enterprises, it is the most valuable corporate asset. Storage is now the single most important IT resource for assuring: Data availability – the persistent availability of data as defined by the storage utility model which basically assures that enterprise data will always be accessible, will always be "on" – just like electricity. Lost access to data can be severely damaging and possibly fatal to the enterprise. For example, in a health care setting, continuous access to data could make the difference between life and death. Data integrity – the protection and preservation of data from corruption, loss and outside attack. Storage can also be thought of as a vault. When you retrieve data, you expect to retrieve exactly what was deposited. Storage and storage management personnel are the guardians of data. Disaster recoverability – the ability of storage networks and storage management applications to play a critical role in recovering from the inevitable disaster. Disaster scenarios include anything from the loss of a server running a critical application, to the loss of an entire data center due to fire, flood, earthquake, etc
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