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Case Study: S&P 500 Media & Entertainment Company

Challenges

Their F5 ARX addressed the following top storage management challenges:
- Managing storage growth
- Backup administration and management
- Managing costs
- Archiving and archive management
- Data mobility

Environment

Deployed their F5 ARX with the following file storage:
- Microsoft Windows
Storage environment of 152 TBs

Benefits

Reduced storage budget by 30% or more
Reduced backup time from 40 hours to 1 hours, resulting in a 98% reduction
Reduced storage administration time by 50%
Reduced data migration time by 30%
Achieved payback period of 9 months

Testimonials

“Reduced tape backup costs by 80% and downtime to migrate data to newer or larger storage by 100%”

Source:

TechValidate Survey of a S&P 500 Media & Entertainment Company

TVID: 7AD-57A-D28

Case Study Details

Status:	Validated
Validated On:	Sep 08, 2009
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