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Insurance improves backup, restore with virtual library

 

Insurance improves backup, restore with virtual library

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By HP | Feb 22, 2010

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SA Eagle, like all insurance companies, is dependent on its data and customer records. The company must be able to back up and restore all its data for its daily functioning, as well as to help with insurance investigations, and to meet disaster recovery regulatory requirements. But SA Eagle was having issues reliably backing up its data. It was using several different systems for overnight backups, and those backups did not always complete by morning, sometimes leaving the company without backups.

To solve the problem, it installed an HP StorageWorks 6000 Virtual Library System, which backs up to virtual tape drives, and accelerates backup performance in complex SAN environments while improving overall reliability.

As a result, SA Eagle has achieved problem-free backups, has been able to create the infrastructure for a disaster recovery plan, has met disaster recovery regulatory requirements, and expects to cut costs as a result of no longer having to purchase as many expensive physical tapes.

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