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Unitrends Lures Buyers With 40% Discount
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Fri, June 1st, 2012
Those switching from Symantec Backup Exec
Unitrends, Inc. announced a promotion offering up to a 40% discount to organizations switching from Symantec Backup Exec.
The offer stems from the poor customer response to the release of Backup Exec 2012, which dropped support for IBM pSeries/AIX, Solaris, and Novell Netware systems.
The offer ends June 30, 2012.
"Customers are focused on ensuring their data is safe and backed up, regardless of their platform of choice. By continuing to support these systems, Unitrends is reiterating its long-term customer commitment," said Mike Coney, Unitrends president and CEO. "This promotion enables existing and new Backup Exec customers to affordably switch to the industry-leading all-in-one backup appliance. Our innovations, such as our industry-only unified instant recovery that enables VMware and Windows failover virtualization with the same solution, allow customers to protect their data today and far into the future."
For users of IBM pSeries/AIX, Solaris and Novell Netware, Unitrends offers continued support for both legacy and latest releases, as well as key enhancements:
IBM pSeries/AIX
Along with AIX, Solaris and Netware support,
the Unitrends all-in-one solution also offers:
This means:
The offer stems from the poor customer response to the release of Backup Exec 2012, which dropped support for IBM pSeries/AIX, Solaris, and Novell Netware systems.
The offer ends June 30, 2012.
"Customers are focused on ensuring their data is safe and backed up, regardless of their platform of choice. By continuing to support these systems, Unitrends is reiterating its long-term customer commitment," said Mike Coney, Unitrends president and CEO. "This promotion enables existing and new Backup Exec customers to affordably switch to the industry-leading all-in-one backup appliance. Our innovations, such as our industry-only unified instant recovery that enables VMware and Windows failover virtualization with the same solution, allow customers to protect their data today and far into the future."
For users of IBM pSeries/AIX, Solaris and Novell Netware, Unitrends offers continued support for both legacy and latest releases, as well as key enhancements:
IBM pSeries/AIX
- Backup and recovery of IBM pSeries/AIX Release 4, 5, and 6.1
- Hot bare metal recovery for IBM pSeries/AIX Release 5 and 6.1
- Backup and recovery of Solaris Release 2.5, 2.6, 7, 8, 9, and 10
- Hot and cold bare metal recovery for Solaris Release 2.5, 2.6, 7, 8, 9, and 10
- Backup and recovery of Novell Netware Release 5, 6, and OES, Linux/SUSE OES1, Linux/SUSE OES2
- Cold bare metal recovery for Novel Netware Release 5.x, 6.x, OES, Linux/SUSE OES1, Linux/SUSE OES2
Along with AIX, Solaris and Netware support,
the Unitrends all-in-one solution also offers:
- All-in-one backup of 100+ versions of hypervisors, OSs, computers, storage platforms and applications.
- Support for both physical and virtual servers.
- Instant recovery of Windows and VMware with Failover Virtualization.
- Adaptive Deduplication.
- CDP with Incremental Forever.
- D2D2x: Archiving to SAN, NAS, Cloud, Disk or Tape.
- Single pane of glass web 2.0 user interface.
- Dissimilar bare metal and P2V, V2P, P2P.
- Spiceworks integration.
- US-based customer support.
This means:
- No per client agent fees.
- No per operating system fees.
- No per application fees.
- No new release fees.
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storage start-ups in the world
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- Company name,
- Headquarters, web site, CEO
- Year founded,
- Business activity,
- Yearly financial funding
and total received,
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