Data Archiving

Data archiving involves identifying data that is no longer active and moving it from production systems to long-term storage. Archived data is stored in such a way that it can be put back into service at any time. The benefits of data archiving include reduced resource usage by production systems, more efficient operation, and an overall reduction in storage costs.
— Digital data archiving can speed up backup and recovery operations and make backup easier
— Data archiving techniques can also simplify backup processes because you don't waste time backing up inactive data. Better ability to meet compliance requirements
— Regardless of your industry or vertical, data archiving requirements and best practices can ensure that your organization remains compliant with applicable regulations and laws. Improve productivity.
— Spend less time maintaining and managing software and infrastructure for on-site backup storage.
— A scalable, cost-effective cloud-based data archiving solution enables pay-as-you-go growth without as much waste, even in industries that generate large amounts of data. More granular site management
— More granular location management
— More granular site management
— More growth,
— Using a virtual data archive saves investments in desktop intranets and other costly infrastructure.