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Index
Engines to
Supply
Enterprise
Indexing For
COPAN’s
Persistent
Data Storage
Architecture
Holmdel,
NJ –
September
18, 2006 -
Index
Engines, the
leader in
next-generation
enterprise-wide
indexing
solutions,
today
announced a
development
partnership
with COPAN
Systems that
will extend
the
functionality
of COPAN’s
Persistent
Data Storage
Architecture
to include
Index
Engines’
groundbreaking
inline
indexing
technology.
The
agreement
brings
together two
storage
industry
innovators
that
together
have
redefined
storage
scalability.
When the
COPAN
solution
integrating
the Index
Engines
technology
is released,
IT managers
will have an
unprecedented,
highly-scalable
toolset to
more
effectively
and
efficiently
manage
massive
amounts of
storage. The
offering
will deliver
simple and
powerful
search
capabilities
enabling end
users to
quickly and
easily find
what they
need from
backup and
archive data
in order to
improve
productivity.
“Enterprise
storage has
entered the
‘age of
content’
where data
that was
previously
archived to
offline
storage is
now
maintained
in online
storage
tiers to
support
operational,
legal and
compliance
requirements.
These vast
data
repositories
make fast,
scalable
data
indexing
more
important
than ever.
It makes
little sense
to keep this
data online
if users
have no
effective
method to
find what
they’re
looking
for,” said
Mark Ward,
CEO of COPAN
Systems.
“This
massive data
growth
demands vast
scalability
from both
the storage
hardware
platform and
the data
indexing
technology.
The ability
to excel in
terms of
enterprise-class
scalability
and the
ability to
rapidly and
efficiently
index
billions of
customer
files was a
critical
factor in
the
selection of
Index
Engines.”
“COPAN
Systems is
an ideal
partner. We
are both
focused on
the key
challenge of
maximizing
the
accessibility
of data in
the
enterprise,”
said Tim
Williams,
CEO of Index
Engines.
“This
relationship
will allow
COPAN’s
customers to
seamlessly
add
unmatched
indexing
functionality
to their
MAID
solutions
and help
them derive
more value
from their
archival
data
repositories.”
The Index
Engines
inline
indexing
platform
re-architects
enterprise
discovery by
shifting the
indexing of
unstructured
data off the
overburdened
data network
and onto the
storage
network,
where file
and email
are
collected
and archived
using
existing
backup
procedures.
A solution
that sits
inline on
the storage
network,
relying on
this network
to find
updated
data,
eliminates
the
complexities
inherent
with
traditional
enterprise
search
solutions.
The inherent
performance
and
scalability
make Index
Engines one
of the best
indexing
solutions
available
when
combined
with the
capacity and
performance
of COPAN’s
Revolution
200 series
of products.
Index
Engines
solutions
bring
unprecedented
benefits to
enterprise
indexing and
search
functions,
including:
- Wire
speed
indexing
performance
of up to
2 Gb/sec
-
Highly
efficient
indexing
with
support
for up
to 64
million
objects
per node
-
Massive
scalability
with
aggregation
of up to
64 nodes
to
support
over 4
billion
objects
-
Ability
to
leverage
customer’s
existing
security
infrastructure
with
integration
into
Active
Directory
and/or
NIS
domains
- Open
architecture
with
APIs
that
allow
full
access
into all
aspects
of the
index
and a
fully
customizable
design
for
flexibility
with
ingestion
and
query
protocols,
allowing
developers
to build
Information
Classification
Management
(ICM)
applications
-
Lifecycle
Aware
with an
index
that
tracks
multiple
versions
of
documents
For more
information
on Index
Engines
inline
enterprise
indexing
products
contact the
company at
(732)
817-1060.
About
Copan
Systems
COPAN
Systems is
the leading
provider of
intelligent,
enterprise-class,
enhanced
MAID storage
solutions
that unlock
the value of
long-term
data. The
company is
led by
storage
industry
veterans
from Hitachi
Data
Systems,
Sun/StorageTek,
Dell,
HP/Compaq,
EMC, and
others, and
is privately
held with
investments
by Austin
Ventures,
Globespan
Capital,
Pequot
Ventures,
and Credit
Suisse.
COPAN
Systems’
storage
solutions
have been
shipping
since March
2004, with
customers
spanning the
healthcare,
financial,
government,
media, and
service
provider
industries.
More
information
is available
at
http://www.copansys.com. |