Subscribe to RSSAs a by-product of healthy business activity, organisations continue to produce ever increasing volumes of data. As this volume grows, so too does the challenge of efficiently managing corporate data assets.
How does an organisation maintain the cost-effectiveness of its spiralling storage needs whilst maintaining or improving on agreed availability and service levels? A Data Management and Archiving Solution will lay a sound and solid foundation for the corporate knowledge of your enterprise.
To learn more about Data#3′s Data Management & Archiving solutions, talk to your Data#3 Account Manager, call us on 1300 23 28 23, or Enquire Online.
Toyota Tsusho – Getting more from less: Archiving reduces storage space, costs and risk
“Our corporate intellectual property is protected and the entire messaging environment is visible and secure. We have a centralised and indexed archive that can...
Orica
“The return on investment for us was positive and we were extremely pleased with the outcome.” Donald De Foe, Orica Orica is one of the leading publicly-owned...
Brisbane Girls Grammar School
“Increased storage and network bandwidth has allowed for better integration of IT across the curriculum. Students can easily and efficiently access digital resources...
Accelerating Virtualisation
One of Data#3’s Virtualisation experts Victor Medici poses the question… “Can we get more out of virtualisation sooner?” If virtualisation makes (much)...
Consolidated Storage
Now that you have had success virtualising your servers, why not virtualise your storage? Applications of shared storage – such as file serving – have...
Gartner CIO Priorities
At the end of each year, Research firm Gartner commissions a worldwide survey of CIO s to gain a deeper understanding of the issues that affect them, and their priorities...
Data#3 awarded the IBM System i Business Partner of the Year
BRISBANE, Australia — 21 November 2007 — Data#3 Limited (ASX:DTL), Australia’s leading ICT solutions provider, today announced that it has been awarded IBM’s...
