| Business Continuity | Organizations of all sizes depend upon data availability to ensure productivity and business processes. More than ever, any disruption to data access directly impacts operations — and revenue. To ensure that operations are always running, organizations must prepare for and prevent data loss caused by software or hardware failures.
Innovative business continuity solutions from FalconStor deliver a cost-effective and comprehensive approach to data protection across the enterprise, allowing you to:
- Enable 99.999% availability with storage virtualization
- Cut primary storage capacity requirements by 50%
- Reduce storage capital investment by 75% with Thin Provisioning
- Slash replication cost by 90% with WAN-optimized replication
- Eliminate redundant data and shrink your backup repository by 95%
FalconStor® Network Storage Server (NSS) and FalconStor® Continuous Data Protector (CDP) offer intelligent storage virtualization and an "always-on" approach to storage and data management, ensuring that all components are redundant and can seamlessly react to disruptions or issues. Innovative data protection features and application-level integration enable you to recover from any data loss or corruption instantly, ensuring the highest level of data availability.
FalconStor® CDP provides a persistent image of the latest data changes for immediate recovery. This allows you to meet the most stringent Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPO). Application data and entire systems can be recovered in minutes, to the last state before a corruption or a data loss occurred.
FalconStor® disaster recovery (DR) solutions help ensure seamless failover of business operations to a remote site in the event of a complete site failure or natural disaster. FalconStor DR management automation tools integrate with both VMware and Microsoft virtualization environments and guarantee the shortest recovery time for physical and virtual deployments. |
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