Storage

VODA Computer Systems Ltd. is rapidly becoming a leader in the storage solutions arena. Through the close relationships Voda establishes with its clients, our team of experts are able to determine the best solution for each individual company’s storage requirements. The most significant industry condition driving storage changes today is the amount of data which customers are storing and accessing on a daily basis. This tremendous growth in electronic data significantly encroaches on the ability of customers to access, store and reliably maintain the critical data required to effectively compete in today’s marketplace. Faced with increasingly stronger reliance on seamless data access and zero tolerance for down time, these performance standards lead clients to consider integrated storage networks as the only viable solution.

VODA Computer Systems Ltd. is working with our leading vendors to increase the availability of lower-cost external storage options by which the customers can maximize the flexibility they require to achieve in their respective enterprise. Currently, it is much more economical to connect multiple servers to a single storage network, thus enabling customers to develop a SAN-type environment at a fraction of the cost of its predecessors. Moreover, the advantages such as scalability of the number of servers which can be connected, the SAN storage space and all the crucial business continuity options are built in. Removing or adding servers while maintaining the same phase of storage for physical data protection can now be a reality for all levels of business clients. The strong trend toward technology integration in the storage environment assisted by new serveRAID* offerings, are enabling customers to achieve the performance and reliability that they're looking for in an integrated solution, and simultaneously provide them with the best cost effective offering of features and functions.

Information management — Firm rules for understanding why the storage components are used.

Strategic development — Guidelines which set information management strategies.

Enterprise architecture — Infrastructure standards which ensure consistency and economies of scale are realized.

Business Continuity Planning Process (BCP) /Disaster Recovery (DR) — Technical recovery strategies which are tightly coupled to the business continuity objectives, and enterprise risk management.

Record keeping and archival management — Storage solutions which are optimized against a long-term view of electronic information management.

Operations management — Significant portion of the TCO (total cost of ownership) comes from the proper and timely execution of storage solutions.