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whitepaper Data Domain Case Study: Labor Ready2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  Labor Ready is an international provider of temporary employees for manual labor, light industrial and skilled trades. Backups and restores were slow and often failed. The company needed a more cost-effective, reliable disk-based solution that would enable it to back up at least two weeks worth of data and easily restore it when needed. After a thorough analysis of all its options, Labor Ready chose Data Domain's Capacity Optimized Storage for its exceptional reliability, built-in redundancy, and attractive pricing. The company worked with Datec, a Data Domain channel partner, to bring in a DD460 Restorer.   
whitepaper Data Domain Case Study: Mohler, Nixon & Williams2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  The Certified Public Accounting Firm of Mohler, Nixon & Williams is one of Silicon Valley's premier advisor to individuals and businesses. In early 2004, Mohler, Nixon & Williams began looking for a more efficient way to manage their long backup window, a process that typically took 12 hours each day. They were also grappling with the longer-term challenge of looking for a viable Disaster Recovery/Business Continuation solution to protect the company's most important data. The purchase of the DD200 replication software module enabled Mohler, Nixon & Williams to back data to a remote office location.   
whitepaper OuterBay Keeps More of Its Important Data Onsite and Recoverable Using Data Domain's Capacity Optimized Backup2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  OuterBay - an application data management company whose flagship application improves database performance by relocating inactive transactions to lower cost server/storage options - needed additional storage options to manage its exponential growth rates of that are exceeding 250 percent annually. The Data Domain DD200 Restorer appliance proved to be the most logical and cost-effective solution for OuterBay. The appliance met or exceeded all of the criteria after the rigorous trial program and the company purchased the appliance shortly after the pilot concluded. Additionally, the Data Domain Restorer was the perfect complement to OuterBay's existing tape library strategy.   
whitepaper Data Domain Case Study: Paramit Corporation2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  Paramit Corporation provides fully integrated manufacturing and test services to leading OEMs in the semiconductor, telecommunications, networking, medical, industrial controls, and other high-technology industries. Paramit was tasked with the need to do fast, reliable data restores for development data. Paramit purchased the DD200 Restorer in 2004 and later added an additional appliance with the replication module several months later. The DD200 enabled them to shorten both backup and restore windows by up to 75%.   
whitepaper Data Domain Case Study: Department of Computer Science, Princeton University2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  Princeton University is one of the leading research universities and undergraduate colleges in the world. The Department of Computer Science, Princeton University needed to backup critical research data, faculty and student home directories, presentations and email. In 2005, limited space and difficulties restoring with its tape-based backup system prevented it from backing up all of its data. The Department of Computer Science, Princeton University representatives discovered Data Domain Capacity Optimized Storage at an industry conference. As a disk-based solution, Data Domain offers the high capacity and throughput necessary to backup a larger volume of data.   
whitepaper Data Domain Case Study: Quicken Loans2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  Quicken Loans is the nation's largest online mortgage lender, employing nearly 3,000 mortgage professionals. Quicken was tasked with long and complex backup windows for Exchange data. Quicken Loans deployed one DD200 Restorer and one DD460 Appliance. The Data Domain appliances enabled them to cost-effectively migrate to disk and store up to two weeks of data onsite.   
whitepaper Data Domain Case Study: University of Vermont2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  University of Vermont is one of the nation's leading public universities, offering the faculty-student relationships of a small liberal arts college and the resources of a major research university. Growing data was stressing the university's tape backup system, slowing backups and restores. Cambridge Computer, a Data Domain channel partner, recommended that the university look into Capacity Optimized Storage (COS) from Data Domain. With Data Domain's Capacity Optimization, the University of Vermont will back up more and reduce its need for tape. Plus, it could preserve its investment in its existing backup software, EMC NetWorker.   
whitepaper Data Domain Case Study: Large Networking Company2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  This client is one of the world's leading networking companies, offering IP communication platforms domestically and internationally. The Large Networking Company wanted to reduce their power, consumption and storage capacity, while increasing the retention period for their growing data protection needs. They did not want to use tape and other disk solutions were cost prohibitive. The Large Networking Company deployed four DD200s which provided more storage capacity than the previous NetApp solution at a fraction of the cost. The Large Networking Company immediately saw compression of their data by 20x and were now able to retain their data for months at a fraction of the cost of other disk solutions.   
whitepaper Data Domain Case Study: California Retailer2006-08-18 01:00:11 Data Domain
  The client is a California-based company, and is one of the world's largest retailers with many widely respected brands. The company's IT admins were frustrated by their existing tape solution that they found both labor intensive and unreliable and ultimately found their problems with tape were two-fold: media corruption often prevented accurate restores and the time-to-retrieve tapes from offsite locations took many days, which was not acceptable for operational requirements. In late 2004, the team began searching for faster, more reliable alternatives to get more accurate restores of their data. The Data Domain DD200 Restorer appliance proved to be the most logical and cost-effective solution for the company's IT team.   
whitepaper Computacenter Case Study: First National2006-08-18 01:00:11 Computacenter
  The need to validate backup and restore processes is essential for successful disaster recovery, however, companies are hampered by their in-house testing capabilities. The technologies used for backup and restore have to be in constant use for them to be effective, so unless a company is prepared to invest in a test system, carrying out an end-to-end disaster recovery simulation is not possible in a production environment. Business-to-business finance house First National faced just such a problem with its core ecommerce infrastructure. Computacenter's testing facility, the Solutions Centre, provided the risk-free, independent environment that First National needed to replicate its ecommerce systems - and the disaster recovery process.