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Case Study: Medium Enterprise Consumer Products Company in APAC

Challenges

Purchased their Quantum DXi-Series for the following reasons:
- Reduce the amount of disk needed to hold backup data
- To use replication as a disaster recovery tool

Selected Quantum over the competition because:
- Quantum’s solution provides high overall value
- Quantum provides integrated disk and tape backup solutions

Environment

Using their Quantum DXi-Series and tape together as part of their backup strategy.

Benefits

Reduced the amount of disk needed to hold data by more than 85%.
Increased retention time of data on disk by more than 1 month.
Reduced backup window by more than 40%.
Would definitely recommend their Quantum DXi-Series to other IT departments.

Source:

Medium Enterprise Consumer Products Company in APAC

TVID: 7FE-03E-B5F

Case Study Details

Status:	Validated
Validated On:	Aug 19, 2009
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