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Affordable, versatile, and scalable storage solutions for small and medium businesses
Managing the relentless growth of data can strain IT organizations, whose strategic roles have expanded even in the face of contracting budgets. The Dell™ PowerVault™ MD3 storage arrays and the NX Windows NAS Series address challenges with versatile solutions that are optimized for smaller-scale storage consolidation and flexible virtualization projects, while offering easy deployment and management.
Best of all, they are designed to scale as your business grows. With PowerVault storage products, you can easily add additional modules as needed to support new applications and additional data.
PowerVault NX NAS storage solutions also support structured application data and unstructured file data with equal ease, and when paired with the affordable MD3-iSCSI SAN you can add high performance, flexible unified block-and-file storage capabilities to your business any time.
For organizations that require disk-based backup and archiving solutions, the PowerVault DL Series Disk Library Systems provide continuous data protection and automated snapshots—all in an appliance that can be installed and configured in less than 25 minutes.1
The PowerVault TL Series Tape Automation Systems offer organizations that face both rampant data growth and strict compliance requirements advanced automation for their backup processes and a reduced need for manual intervention.
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Featured Case Study: Thomas College
The biggest advantage of the Dell MD3000i for me is the ability to add a few more drives to the SAN as needed. Let’s say I have an E: drive on a server that needs to go from 500 gigabytes to 800 gigabytes. I can just throw a few more physical drives in the SAN, partition the 800 gigs and copy the data over. I just attach the SAN to that server and I’m done. Adding capacity took a lot longer with direct-attached storage. In addition, the consolidated SAN storage saves 24 to 36 hours per year in administration time.
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