At IBM SHARE, Tributary Promotes Unified Data Protection for Heterogeneous Data Centers

March 9, 2012 - PRLog -- In Booth 113 at the SHARE Expo at the Atlanta OMNI March 11-13,  Tributary Systems http://tributary.com is promoting unified data protection across heterogeneous servers including IBM® z (and Linux on z), IBM Power Systems (i and AIX), HP NonStop™,  HP Open VMS™, VMware®, Linux® , Unix® and Windows®. Tributary is an IBM Business Partner and member of the IBM Destination z community.

SHARE attendees are invited to stop by to discuss their storage challenges and to enter the drawing for a 500 GB Toshiba portable external hard drive. While there, they also can get a copy of the white paper “Virtual Tape Reduces Costs And Improves Performance In IBM Mainframe Environments.” The ROI white paper can also be downloaded directly from http://tributary.com/ROI. vqvrd

Storage Director’s “Any-to-Any” connectivity empowers IBM z customers to share storage resources among their diverse environments. Storage Director can be used to support any tape or disk technology; add data deduplication; replicate data to disaster recovery locations over WAN and Cloud environments, and migrate legacy data media to newer technology.

Tributary Systems, Inc., based in Texas, delivers data protection with vision. Its solutions allow companies to optimize operating costs and performance by combining the visibility of comprehensive storage analytics with highly scalable and easily manageable backup and restore functions. Customers include Fortune 20, Fortune 500 and Fortune Global 1000 companies as well as small and middle market companies in banking, financial services, retail, telecommunications and healthcare. Visit www.tributary.com for more information.

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Tributary Systems, Inc., based in Texas, delivers data protection with vision. Its solutions allow companies to optimize operating costs and performance by combining the visibility of comprehensive storage analytics with highly scalable and easily manageable backup and restore functions. Customers include Fortune 20, Fortune 500 and Fortune Global 1000 companies as well as small and middle market companies in banking, financial services, retail, telecommunications and healthcare.