Education provider chooses Arcserve Unified Data Protection (UDP) to protect its virtual and physical servers

Minneapolis, Minn. (PRWEB) May 17, 2016

Outwood Grange Academies Trust has 10,000 students and 2,500 staff members. It began as one academy, and over the past ten years, has brought 19 additional schools under its umbrella; each with its own IT system, backup tools, disparate data retention policies, mixed storage media and different approaches to disaster recovery. With its complex hybrid infrastructure, it was virtually impossible to confirm that backups were successfully completed and data retention times were correct.

Arcserve UDP was deployed in all 19 of OGAT’s secondary academies where it backs up 234 servers – 52 physical and 182 virtual – and 80 terabytes of data. Its enhanced data protection strategy means that OGAT has capacity to keep data for longer, and its IT team can guarantee that backups have successfully taken place across its expansive hybrid infrastructure. Moreover, the flexible licensing offered by Arcserve gives OGAT the scalability it requires as more academies are added to its family of schools, with plans already in place to extend the solution to its remaining five institutions.

“We tested four solutions before choosing Arcserve UDP,” said Stuart Jones, IT Director at Outwood Grange Academies Trust. “It proved the strongest because of its data deduplication technologies and was easy-to-use. Arcserve UDP is what we’d term ‘set it and forget it’ – you install the software and that’s it.”

Giovanni Goduti, Northern Europe Sales Director at Arcserve, said, “When you’re handling IT systems for 19 different academies, you really don’t want to worry that backups haven’t worked, and you don’t want to spend days or weeks restoring a server. By compressing and deduplicating OGAT’s data, and by rationalizing its reporting system, we’ve been able to speed up its backups, make them more reliable and give the IT team the opportunity to keep data for longer – taking away the worry and freeing up their time to work on other parts of the IT infrastructure.”

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Arcserve is a leading provider of data protection and recovery software that provides organizations with the assurance that they can recover their data and applications when needed. Launched in 1990, Arcserve provides a comprehensive solution for cloud, virtual and physical environments, on premise or in the cloud, backed by unsurpassed support and expertise. Arcserve Unified Data Protection (UDP), available on Arcserve’s appliance or your hardware, drives a full range of highly efficient and integrated data protection capabilities through a simple, web-based user console. Arcserve has a customer base of 45,000 end users in more than 150 countries and partners with over 7,500 distributors, resellers and service providers around the world. Arcserve is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota with offices around the world. Visit http://www.arcserve.com.

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