We offer following services to enhance Information Storage & Management portfolio:

• Data & Storage Monitoring

• Data Care Technology Services

• Backup Monitoring & Reporting Services

• Remote Support Services

•  Deployment Services

 

IT Solutions

Storage Consolidation

Businesses today run at the speed of their information. Access to timely, robust information is a powerful asset that can help generate new ideas, improve operations, boost revenues, build competitive advantage and enhance customer service.

Yet in order to derive maximum business value from available information, companies must first unlock it from behind specific applications and processes across the enterprise. No one can take full advantage of information that is isolated by different operating systems and platform-specific data formats.

To realize an organizational vision of enterprise information, more and more IT departments are rejecting the notion of storage as an isolated CPU add-on or peripheral and searching for a higher category of storage. They want storage that acts as a strategic element of an IT infrastructure, bridging the gaps between disparate platforms so they can use their information in powerful new ways. Beyond simply holding information, this storage must allow companies to manage, protect, provide access to and efficiently plan the growth of enormous amounts of information previously dispersed on multiple servers and mainframes.

SDS Solutions

IDC Definition

A software-defined data center is „…a loosely coupled set of software components that seek to virtualize and federate datacenter-wide hardware resources such as storage, compute, and network resources…. The goal for a software-defined datacenter is to….make the datacenter available in the form of an integrated service….“

Key attributes –It is software –Offers a full suite of storage services –Federates physical storage capacity from multiple locations/technologies

We work with some of the leading SDS Vendors such as OSNEXUS, Nimble, Veritas, etc

Backup & Recovery

There are many steps a business should take in order to make sure they are protected from threats and disaster. One of these steps definitely includes investing in data backup and recovery services for your business. Most people understand how important it is to have this form of managed IT services in their current business plan, and those how don’t, should certainly see the merits of it. Getting your business protected in the event that anything should happen be at the top of every business owner’s to do list.

Every business out there is susceptible to an IT disaster, and the only way to ensure that your business mitigates its interruptions is to have a fast recovery due to a well-crafted backup and disaster recovery plan. Too many businesses are ill-prepared for when an IT disaster strikes.

High Availability / Clustering

In information technology, high availability refers to a system or component that is continuously operational for a desirably long length of time.

Availability can be measured relative to “100% operational” or “never failing.” A widely-held but difficult-to-achieve standard of availability for a system or product is known as “five 9s” (99.999 percent) availability.

Disaster Recovery

In a world where business is global, and data needs to be available 24×7 not only for competitive edge but increasingly to meet regulatory requirements, the need for total protection of an organizations data has never been more critical.

Although the majority of technology incidents are logical problems or human error, all organizations should have well planned business continuity and proven disaster recovery practices to ensure that their business survives any kind of threat.

The good news is that new technologies and methodologies available today have made implementing a DR strategy more affordable, efficient and reliable. The benefits of such a strategy go beyond DR, resulting in process improvements that will make daily operations less costly and easier to manage.

Information Archival / Compliance

Information is one of the most important assets of a company and losing this could severely damage the operations. The difference between survival and closure rests on the ability to recover the data. It is important to have a robust backup policy in place with reliable recovery procedure to ensure data availability.

Enterprise data archiving is a proven strategy to relocate data to less expensive storage. As approximately 80% of data is not mission critical, using archiving reduces the overall storage costs while maintaining access to them.

We assist our clients with backup and archival needs while meeting the requirements for corporate governance, regulatory compliances, risk management and legal protection.