Storage Systems
The Infoskill team has distinct experience in online, near-line or offline
storage; our understanding and broad experience in enterprise wide storage gives us a competitive edge in key storage initiatives like storage-on-demand and storage consolidation.
Our philosophy is utilizing the power to pool storage resources across disparate storage systems and servers to achieve storage virtualization. We advocate in automating tedious storage tasks like backup, recovery, performance management, availability management, and disaster recovery.
One of our goals is to hide storage complexities behind the scenes so that the users only focus on performing their daily tasks regardless of the applications they will be using on any technology platform. As a natural extension of backup and restore, we also play a major role in the disaster recovery process for our clients.
Finally, the gap between NAS and SAN is becoming less clear due to the recent
developments in NAS technology while SAN costs are declining. We understand characteristics such as connectivity, protocols, file system, fault tolerance, data sharing, and performance and maping them to the technical and management requirements of our clients for the best cost effective storage solutions.
Among our clients are Canada Life, Newcourt, Rogers, Royal Bank, and Gay Lea Foods. At Canada Life Assurance, Infoskill actively participated in many storage management initiatives. Infoskill played a major role in defining the storage architecture. Infoskill prepared the technology platform to consolidate various DASD controllers and units to RAMAC technology. Infoskill participated in evaluation, selection and implementation of various storage management products in both mainframe and open systems platform. Infoskill also reviewed and brought many in-house storage management modules to a Y2K compliant platform.
Infoskill played a major role in justification, selection and implementation of various DASD and tape technologies in multiple initiatives at Rogers Data Services. On a similar note, Infoskill defined storage management process and actively participated in selection and implementation of both DASD and tape technologies at Newcourt Financial Services.
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