Plasmon, the market leader for professional data archival solutions, together with Ultra Density Optical (UDO) partners Pegasus Disk Technologies, Veritas, Legato, Point Software and QStar Technologies demonstrated Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) applications running in Windows and Unix environments integrated with UDO libraries at AIIM and CEBIT 2004.
These applications transparently manage valuable corporate data and in combination with UDO provide secure archival storage that complies with demanding regulations for long-term record retention.
Other key players in the storage industry also certified as UDO partners include ADIC, Computer Associates, FileNet, GE Medical, HP, IBM, IXOS, NetStorage, Optika, Pentax, Siemens, Sun, Tivoli Software, Unisys, Verbatim, K-PAR, Lorenz, Tropper, Kodak, and ATTO.
Plasmon Ultra Density Optical (UDO) represents a significant step forward in high capacity optical drive and media technology, providing true Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM) media for permanence, compliance and authenticity in an economical storage solution.
At 30GB media capacity today with a roadmap to 120GB and beyond, UDO archival solutions are far more cost-effective than competitive optical or hard disk-based systems and provide data authenticity and longevity not achievable with tape libraries. Designed to securely archive valuable business information, UDO technology offers unmatched media life, and data authenticity with a very low Total Cost of Ownership.
Storage solutions utilizing UDO drives and media to archive and automate data access, such as Plasmon`s G-Series line of optical libraries, exemplify the storage potential of UDO.
Plasmon`s G-Series libraries, which provide fully populated capacities from 720GB to almost 20TB were exhibited at the Powered by UDO( Showcase at AIIM and CEBIT 2004.
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