Preserve Business-Critical Data Continuously With No Intervention

Continuous data replication, WAN optimization, and volume-level host-based replication combine to assure live data can always be reliably restored to practically any date and time. When a failure, disaster, virus, outage or other integrity issue threatens the data stream, you can simply restore from last known good data to resume operations.

Colleagues, customers and partners seamlessly connect with your remote data and business IT infrastructure and continue business. Dynamically scalable virtualized backup sites ensure disaster recovery IT infrastructure provides all the performance needed.

Data whose freshness is not as critical can be archived using disk-based backup systems. By relying on hard disks instead of tapes, backup and restoration is much faster, reliable, and more convenient. Virtual private servers are easily restored to a specific instant in time quickly and repeatedly, creating ideal test environments for QA teams.

Ntakt7 Delivers Cost-Effective Disaster Recovery Infrastructure Options

Whether you want to optimize your own data center, maximize ROI from a remote backup site, or explore benefits of colocating in secure, high-availability data centers, Ntakt7 provides affordable options for cost-effective IT infrastructure virtualization.

Colocating virtualized systems in remote data centers can be an extremely advantageous. Paying only a fraction of the overall costs for security, redundant bandwidth and power, cooling, administration, and other data center overhead, you can realize dramatic savings, take advantage of state of the art infrastructure and bandwidth, and diversify locations.

Dynamically Scalable Hot Sites for Power and Price Advantages

Small and medium businesses can benefit from affordable, secure continuity solutions that provide near real time restoration of backup data and IT infrastructure. Virtualized desktops also offer performance, security, administration, and ROI benefits to SMB's.

Whether it's email, CRM, accounting, logistics, automation or other business functions, having your mission-critical data and systems available after a business interruption can make a big difference in your chances for successfully managing recovery from disaster.