Computer Associates International, Inc. (CA) has announced the availability of a beta program for a new enterprise data protection solution for UNIX and Windows NT/2000 environments. Code-named Cheetah, the solution is designed to deliver and increase the performance, scalability, administration and manageability essential for eBusinesses.
Cheetah will perform high performance data protection operations without impacting eBusiness operations. It will reduce backup windows and assure increased data and application availability through increased backup and recovery speeds and integrated disaster recovery.
"CA has made Storage one of its six key focus areas and in support of this, our next generation of Storage products is emerging. Leading the pack, Cheetah, built on award winning ARCserve, epitomizes just how quickly CA can bring world beating products to market," said Andrea Lodolo, director: field services group, CA Africa.
According to Lodolo, key Cheetah features will include:
First "bare metal" UNIX disaster recovery
Capability to deploy heterogeneous SAN environments
SAN- and serverless-enabled application agents
Data protection for multiple NAS configurations
Innovative media management techniques
Integration with EMC`s TimeFinder and Fastrax technologies
Additional information is available at http://www.ca.com/solutions/enterprise/storage/cheetah/welcome.htm
To participate in the beta program, please visit: http://www.ca.com/solutions/enterprise/storage/cheetah/beta_questionnaire.htm.
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Computer Associates International, Inc. (NYSE: CA) delivers The Software That Manages eBusiness. CA`s world-class solutions address all aspects of eBusiness process management, information management, and infrastructure management in six focus areas: enterprise management, security, storage, eBusiness transformation and integration, portal and knowledge management, and predictive analysis and visualization. Founded in 1976, CA serves organizations in more than 100 countries, including 99 percent of the Fortune 500 companies. For more information, please visit http://ca.com.
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