BANGALORE, INDIA: Symantec’s information management business, Veritas has announced new offerings for rapidly evolving enterprise datacenters, as well as significant upgrades to its core portfolio of backup and information management products.
“Data is increasingly viewed as a valued asset, or even a product itself. With it being stored at higher rates than ever, the volume of data is also expected to double every two years,” said Chris Lin, Sales Leader of Asia Pacific & Japan Region, Veritas.
“To help companies make sense of their tremendous volumes of data, our new offerings will allow our customers to realize information availability while gathering the insight critical to supporting their business goals.”
Veritas brings together a unique combination of experience in application availability and storage management on premises and in the cloud.
Veritas also offers management tools that help companies find the estimated 1.5 percent of truly valuable data in their organization to glean information, regardless of underlying infrastructure models.
Enhancements to current products enable simpler management in hybrid cloud infrastructures and extended protection for VMware and Microsoft virtual environments.
Veritas is also introducing new products that enable businesses to delve deep into their data stores to recognize and prioritize information across their organizations.
Key product updates and new releases include:
Veritas NetBackup 7.7- the latest iteration of Symantec’s industry-leading, enterprise-grade backup solution
Veritas InfoScale- addresses enterprise business continuity needs for complex, multi-tiered applications in physical and virtual environments
Veritas Resiliency Platform- ensures critical data and applications remain accessible at all times across complex, multi-vendor physical and virtual environments
Veritas Data Insight 5.0- extends unstructured data analytics to support governance across on-premises storage platforms and Box cloud storage
Veritas Information Map- the first cloud application built on the Information Fabric technology that will enable companies to gain better visibility into their unstructured data.