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StoredIQ and NetApp Team Up for Information Management

StoredIQ is hoping to bolster its channel partners’ sales pitches with a new vendor partnership that will help the information management and e-discovery appliance maker take advantage of NetApp’s storage capabilities. StoredIQ announced March 16 that it has joined the NetApp Alliance Partner Program in order to better integrate NetApp storage with StoredIQ’s Intelligent Information […]

Mar 19, 2010
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StoredIQ is hoping to bolster its channel
partners’ sales pitches with a new vendor partnership that will help the
information management and e-discovery appliance maker take advantage of NetApp’s
storage capabilities.

StoredIQ announced March 16 that it has joined the NetApp Alliance Partner
Program in order to better integrate NetApp storage with StoredIQ’s Intelligent
Information Platform, a software-based appliance that helps enterprises manage
records and information governance, and improves e-discovery activities.

Designed to mesh with existing corporate infrastructure out of the box, the
StoredIQ platform includes "on-board storage for data indices," NetApp
said in a statement. The new partnership adds integration with NetApp FAS2000
series NAS (network-attached storage), so that StoredIQ can use NetApp Snapshot
to "back up indices and recover data in the event of disk failure,"
NetApp said. The joint solution will now enable channel partners to eliminate
the need to "maintain a secondary data store to house the indices" or
the need for "an additional storage platform."

"One of the most difficult challenges when deploying an information
management solution into an IT ecosystem is integrating it into the existing
corporate infrastructure," StoredIQ CTO
Keith Zoellner said in a statement. "Combining best-in-class technologies
from StoredIQ and NetApp into a consolidated platform limits the impact on our
customers and delivers enterprise-class information management features,
reliability and scalability for unprecedented performance and reduced TCO."

Paired with FAS2000 products, "the StoredIQ appliance can scale from 5TB
to 500TB of data under management within a single cluster," allowing
expansion by "adding additional NetApp NAS capacity," NetApp said.

"As the amount of enterprise data continues to expand, StoredIQ’s e-discovery
and information management solution helps NetApp customers intelligently and
efficiently manage the unwieldy amounts of unstructured data," said Patrick
Rogers, vice president of Solutions and Alliances at NetApp.

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