StorageCraft launches Real-time Restore Technology in India

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

StorageCraft Technology Corporation has launched ShadowProtect range of backup and recovery software for Microsoft powered desktops and servers in India.

The company named Teqdis Limited as its first distributor in India. StorageCraft regional sales manager, David Vesely, said, "We see India as a key strategic market that offers huge potential for our real-time restore (RTR) solutions. These will give administrators and service providers a level of backup, restore and disaster recovery capability almost beyond their imagining.

StorageCraft technology can restore complete systems up to 2TB within minutes, or restore files in seconds. These capabilities are well proven internationally and Indian users can experience its benefits immediately. In partnership with Teqdis and the Indian channel, we are confident of making StorageCraft the #1 name in RTR throughout India."

StorageCraft solutions are available now throughout the subcontinent, via the distributor and all good small-to-medium business (SMB) and enterprise resellers. Pricing starts at US$1,300 per server, ex local taxes.

Jay Savoor, Managing Director of Teqdis, said, "We are very excited about bringing ShadowProtect to India as companies here have had no real choice aside from full image or file-based backups. ShadowProtect will empower them with the ability to restore any point-in-time snapshot to either a virtual server, original or new hardware. ShadowCraft is no ordinary backup solution. It is ultra-fast and ultra-reliable during both backup and restore. No wonder, the StorageCraft slogan is Backup Fast, Recover Faster. Best of all, ShadowCraft presents excellent value for money."


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