Symantec's archiving and backup information management solutions are engineered to support today's most common Microsoft® environments. Unlike typical solutions focused only at the application level, Symantec archiving and backup solutions address the total data infrastructure (applications, servers, and networks) in order to unify content sources, apply retention policies, reduce backup windows, shorten recovery times, and optimize storage resources. Request Free!

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For any business organization to fulfill its mission, it is vitally important for data to be continually secure and available. Chief information officers, IT managers and technologists are now faced with the pressing concerns of growing demand for and reliance on access to information, along with ensuring business continuity during a disaster. As companies are increasingly dependent upon rapid access to data (and subsequently less tolerant of failure), an increased focus must be given to Disaster Recovery (DR) and having a comprehensive Business Continuity (BC) plan in place. Firms that have a thought-out, detailed strategy for business continuity and disaster recovery are in a position to keep their systems running when problems occur. Request Free!

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Discover how HP Insight Control server migration streamlines, simplifies and automates the process of server migration for physical and virtual environments. Request Free!

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New forms of data, the retention of additional detail for analysis, increasing pressure for high availability of more of the data, regulatory and security requirements – all are contributing to substantial rises in data volume. Organizations that learn to leverage the explosion of important new information sources can gain dramatic competitive advantage as others lag. Unfortunately, the budget for the acquisition of additional storage is not easy to come by, especially in the current financial environment. Worse yet, over its life, managing storage effectively may cost 3-10 times what it cost to procure. Other costs derive from data growth's impact on systems performance and organizational governance. Request Free!

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New forms of data, the retention of additional detail for analysis, increasing pressure for high availability of more of the data, regulatory and security requirements – all are contributing to substantial rises in data volume. Organizations that learn to leverage the explosion of important new information sources can gain dramatic competitive advantage as others lag. Unfortunately, the budget for the acquisition of additional storage is not easy to come by, especially in the current financial environment. Worse yet, over its life, managing storage effectively may cost 3-10 times what it cost to procure. Other costs derive from data growth's impact on systems performance and organizational governance. Request Free!

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IT managers at mid-size and large enterprises are increasingly interested in transforming their data centers to be more flexible and efficient. They also want them to take up less space, be more powerful and easier to manage as well as making them more scalable and better able to respond to changing business needs. In fact, all of this and more is possible with the next generation of virtualized servers that promise to eliminate sprawl, cut energy costs, and provide a fast return on investment. This paper demonstrates how a data center featuring a converged infrastructure is easier to manage, less expensive, and far more capable of responding quickly to the changing needs of business. Request Free!

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