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We consolidate your legacy data on tape and ingest it into our online catalog management tool so you can easily manage your data.
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Watch OnlineIn the first part of this blog article we showed the many reasons why a tape migration projects are necessary. Now we’ll discuss the various steps of such a project. What does a typical tape migration process look like? Even though every tape migration project is different, a project should include at least four major steps: Consultation, Proof of Concept, Tape Processing and Project Completion. Consultation: The goal of a …Read More
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Jul 14
In part 1 of this article, we explained the basic idea of RAID, as well as the most commonly used terms when talking about this type of storage. In this second part, we’ll take a look at what RAID levels are and explore how some of the traditional level configurations work. We’ll also find out what challenges RAID storage can bring if data recovery services are required. Let’s take a …Read More
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Jul 12
No other storage medium is lasting longer than tape. What is great news for everybody who is archiving data long-term because of legal or regulatory reasons can cause big problems for IT administrators years later. Considering in some industries require companies to keep data for 20 years or longer – who can be sure that the original backup solution (hardware and software) is still available for that amount of time? Moving …Read More
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Jul 6
Redundant Array of Independent (originally Inexpensive) Disks (RAID) is a term used for computer data storage systems that spread and/or replicate data across multiple drives. RAID technology has revolutionized enterprise data storage and was designed with two key goals: increase data reliability and increase I/O (input/output) performance. Unfortunately though, RAID storage isn’t a perfect technology and as a result data loss can still occur when using these systems. In this …Read More
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