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Nayatek BenefitsStorage optimizationDatosphere’s flexible archiving policies & powerful stubbing of ESI offloads storage from primary storage to lower cost secondary storage providing more efficient storage utilization, single instance storage, de-duplication and an immediate reduction in storage costs. Open storage layer provides flexibility & the utilization of excess storage capacityDatosphere currently supports local direct connect storage, iSCSI, NFS/CIFS, CAS (EMC Centera) and SAN, NAS and WORM storage devices through these protocols. Datosphere’s federated storage capabilities provide the ability to utilize existing and excess storage capacity and have Datosphere see it as one virtual storage pool. De-duplication, single instance storage and compressionTrue global single instance storage and compression of archived ESI can realize substantial savings in the amount of total storage. The cost savings of de-duplication are clear; store each email and file only a single time. Separate silos of data containing the same content over and over is stored only once with effective de-duplication capabilities. Redundant and cloud storage capabilities provides business continuityDatosphere provides capabilities to work seamlessly with redundant and cloud storage scenarios providing off-site business continuity copies of all archived ESI. Offsite storage of redundant copies of ESI is no longer the domain of large organization nor depend upon hard to access and search backup tapes. Centralized management of electronically stored informationDatosphere is a single unified content archiving platform that can ensure the capture, indexing, storage, security, retention and discovery of disparate ESI. Silos of ESI can be consolidated while providing powerful search, retrieval and discovery functionality simplifying the management and lifecycle of ESI. Flexible retention policies can be centrally managed to control the size and rate of growth of the archive. Resources |