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whitepaper LTG Capital LLC: Ensures Disaster Recovery With LiveVault2006-08-23 01:00:12 Iron Mountain
  LTG Capital LLC is an investment advisory firm based just outside of Boston, Mass. The company provides investment and wealth management advice to both corporate and individual clients. When LTG Capital incorporated in 2003, the company wanted to implement a data protection plan that was both more rigorous, yet easier to implement than tape backup. The company investigated different data protection and chose the LiveVault online backup and recovery service, sold through CBE Technologies.   
whitepaper Swiss Financial Services Group: Hedging Its Bets Against Data Loss2006-08-23 01:00:12 Iron Mountain
  Swiss Financial Services Group is a hedge fund administrator providing accounting and administration services for hedge funds. The company has offices in Naperville, Illinois; Waterford, Ireland; Nassau, Bahamas; and Zurich, Switzerland. Despite the firm's global reach, it is a small company whose IT strategy is focused on strong partnerships with IT specialists. This enables Swiss Financial Services to focus on its core competencies without the need of a large IT department. When it evaluated its disaster recovery plan, the company needed a robust way to continuously protect its business-critical data and ensure seamless transition to another office in case of disaster. After researching other data protection options, Swiss Financial Services found LiveVault was the best solution.   
whitepaper WAFS Helps Company Avert Disaster2006-08-23 01:00:12 Jupitermedia
  Barely a week after going into production at UK-based drug developer Fulcrum Pharma in December 2005, Availl's Wide Area File Services (WAFS) system underwent trial by fire, literally, when a nearby refinery caught fire, damaging Fulcrum's new headquarters and closing down major roads and businesses. Yet aside from staffers having to work from home or at alternate sites for a few weeks, it was business as usual at Fulcrum. No data was lost. No deadlines were missed. A former wholly owned subsidiary of Hoffman La Roche until it was spun off in 1999, Fulcrum Pharma LLC pioneered the virtual development approach to delivering global drug development services for pharmaceutical clients.   
whitepaper Hospital Tackles Data Growth2006-08-23 01:00:12 Jupitermedia
  With its data storage needs soaring nearly 10-fold in less than five years, Baptist Memorial Health Care (BMHC) knew the time had come to address storage challenges such as backup, disaster recovery and archiving applications. Trying to protect the data was the real challenge. The assistant engineer in the server management group at BMHC set his sights set on Virtual Tape Library (VTL) technology and Continuous Data Protection (CDP) methodology. While more than two dozen vendors provide VTL, all using different media for disks and different sizing, only one vendor enabled the maximum amount of data storage in the smallest footprint. That vendor was Copan Systems.   
whitepaper VMware ACE Data Encryption Protects Valuable Client Data for Baker Hill2006-08-23 01:00:12 EMC
  For more than two decades, Baker Hill has been focused on the banking industry, delivering solutions that address business process needs and working as a trusted advisor to its banking clients. The senior network administrator for Baker Hill had been working with New Age Technologies to implement a VMware virtual infrastructure for server consolidation and management, so they asked New Age to help them address encrypting data on their laptops. New Age pointed them to VMware ACE, which would allow the company to set up secure environments in virtual machines known as "Assured computing environments" for employees. Virtual Rights Management (VRM) technology would also centralize copy protection and encryption policies.   
whitepaper Zycko Case Study: Alfred McAlpine2006-08-18 01:00:11 Zycko
  Committed to excellence through ITIL best practice and with their technical and industry experience, Alfred McAlpine specialises in the provision of IT Infrastructure, Network & Communication, Professional, Support, Telecoms and Application Development Services. Due to its number of sites, each with its own IT infrastructure, the company identified the need to introduce a new fail-proof disaster recovery and backup solution to protect against the increasing risk towards their data. The solution was designed and delivered by Alfred McAlpines' IT Services business, who are responsible for IT Service provision across Alfred McAlpine and are also a Zyko partner.   
whitepaper Alfred Mcalpine Selects Storeage as a Key Component of Disaster Recovery Strategy2006-08-18 01:00:11 Zycko
  StoreAge Networking Technologies is the leading provider of split-path SAN storage management and advanced multi-tiered, data protection solutions. Alfred McAlpine has completed StoreAge Networking Technologies' initial disaster recovery architecture by deploying StoreAge SVM technology into its SAN environment. Alfred McAlpine is one of the U.K.'s leading support services organisations. The new SAN implementation was designed and installed by Alfred McAlpine's IT Services business who engaged with their value add distributor Zycko.   
whitepaper CommVault QiNetix Software Helps Discount Tire "Delight Our Customers" With Fast Service2006-08-18 01:00:11 Zycko
  With well over 500 retail stores nationwide, Discount Tire Company is the largest independent tire and wheel retailer in the United States. The company needed to consolidate storage and backup in one location; and eliminate stand-alone tape drives from hundreds of workstations and servers. The company selected SAN storage and backup utilizing CommVault Galaxy software as the solution.   
whitepaper Forsythe Technology Case Study: A Major Book, Music, and Home Entertainment Retailer2006-08-18 01:00:11 Forsythe Technology
  The director of IT at a major book, music, and home entertainment retailer recognized that the company's data center was approaching capacity. In addition to being nearly out of space for new equipment, the facility had "Hot spots," making it difficult to maintain a consistent temperature. The facility also lacked a backup generator and a comprehensive universal power source. As a baseline for drafting a new plan and compiling the business case, Forsythe began by performing a detailed assessment of the current state of the data center facility's strengths and weaknesses, including interviews and photographs.   
whitepaper Forsythe Technology Case Study: A Small Home Equity/Mortgage Lender2006-08-18 01:00:11 Forsythe Technology
  A recent audit had revealed that a small home equity/mortgage lender was at risk of incurring penalties for violating state and federal regulations regarding business continuity planning. Not only could a crisis potentially put them out of business, but it could also subject the company's corporate officers to civil liability litigation stemming from their fiduciary responsibility to diligently protect shareholder interests. The company was serious about developing business continuity and disaster recovery plans, but it didn't know where to begin. Forsythe started by proposing a model framework for thinking about business continuity planning, in order to identify what the company's business continuity recovery objectives should be, and how it might prioritize them.