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Follow UsThe enhancements help large enterprises meet recovery time and recovery point objectives remotely and locally for data and applications, including Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server and Oracle, in physical and virtual environments, the company claimed in a press release.
The new HDR extends to large enterprises to minimize business disruption by continuously collecting data changes as they occur, all while they upgrade to the latest in Hitachi storage technologies like Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform (VSP), it said.
“Disaster recovery is a critical concern for organizations of all sizes as they strive to improve the data resilience of their operations. Specifically, large enterprises are dealing with rapid data growth that requires simplified and cost-effective data protection and replication solutions for disaster planning and operational recovery in physical and virtual environments,” said Sean Moser, vice president, Storage Software Product Management, Hitachi Data Systems.
“HDR enables customers to meet these demand requirements by continuously capturing and replicating data as it changes, making the data nearly instantly available for recovery — all while being completely transparent to the file systems, applications and network,” he added.
HDR, powered by InMage Systems, uses a unique hybrid technology to capture changes to data in real time and offers flexible recovery to any previous point in time. As one solution serving enterprise and midsize companies, it supports any vendor’s servers and storage while preserving customers’ existing investments and infrastructure.
HDR is an optimal recovery solution for key enterprise applications and improves overall recovery reliability for any organization - distributed or centralized, the company further claimed.