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IntraDyn

Intradyn Inc. is a software firm with a broad portfolio of data protection and preservation appliances and software solutions, offering enterprise-class functionality at prices affordable to small and midsized businesses (SMBs). Founded in 2001 and based in Eagan, Minnesota, Intradyn designs its products to address the key issues facing smaller businesses today: IT complexity and affordability. It originally introduced the RocketVault™ Backup & Archiving Appliance in July 2003, and later that year won a "Best of the Tests" award from Network World magazine. The company's other products include (1) the BackAgain™ family of data protection software for Windows environments, which includes optional agents for "live" Exchange and SQL Server backup (also available with the RocketVault appliance); and (2) the ComplianceVault™ Email Archiving & Retrieval Appliance, which helps companies affordably comply with such rules as the SEC's email retention and availability regulations. The company sells its products both in the U.S. and internationally through a growing network of resellers and partners, now numbering more than 90. For more information, please visit http://www.intradyn.com, or call 651-203-4600.

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Disk to Disk Backup versus Tape - War or Truce? - article by Engenio

Will disk to disk backup make tape backup obsolete? That's a question that's been debated hotly here on STORAGEsearch for many years.

At the extreme polarized ends of the argument are tape media makers like Sony, who in an article here made a case for the long term survival of tape, and at the other end of the argument are disk to disk supporters like STORAGEsearch whose editorial view has been that tape doesn't have a viable role the midsize market any more. In the middle of this argument are the moderates who say that maybe tape and D2d can co-exist. This article by Steve Gardner at Engenio takes the middle course line - and says why he thinks there's still a place for both. See if you agree. ...read the article, ...Engenio profile, RAID systems, Disk to disk backup

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