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Finding the right storage remedy

Editorial Type: News     Date: 09-2014    Views: 1253   




NexStor has helped vastly improve storage capabilities at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay (UHMBT), through the recommendation and installation of two Spectra Logic solutions; the nTier Verde and T50e tape drive library

NexStor selected Spectra Logic because its systems had demonstrated a unique compatibility with the CommVault Simpana applications already in situ at UHMBT, thus enabling highly efficient data management and the ability to rapidly find, retrieve and access data.

The deployment of the technology recommended by NexStor has helped address issues related to speed and reliability of data protection as well as backup and archive processes across the hospital's main infrastructure, located in the North West of England in Barrow, Furness. The storage enhancements instigated by UHMBT form part of a five-year plan of on-going improvements by the NHS Trust, concentrating on IT infrastructure, facilities, cost management and organisational performance.

Troy Platts, founder and joint Managing Director at NexStor, recalls, "The previous backup-to-disk solution at UHBMT was running at virtually maximum capacity. The hospital needed to migrate to a faster tape storage unit that could handle larger volumes, making nTierVerde the natural choice. I'm pleased to say that the Spectra Logic's T50e library has also lived up to its reputation of fast, reliable backups and has proved to be a highly dependable unit."

Since the installation, University Hospitals Morecambe Bay is experiencing fast, efficient reliable backups and a secure archiving solution with the capacity to grow with the organisation to meet increasing data requirements.
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