InfoSystems, Inc.: Innovative Storage Solutions Simplified

InfoSystems VP Scott Davis says one of the most significant issues faced by companies today is the growth of both structured and unstructured data and its correlating requirements. The surge in the number of products in the storage marketplace, which offers to manage and provide data protection, has made choosing the right solution a challenge. InfoSystems, Inc., a company based in Chattanooga, Tenn, addresses these concerns by bringing “sanity to the complexity” and proffering solutions that aid users in deploying technologies like IBM SAN Volume Controller, IBM Spectrum Protect, HP Store Once, Actifio, and data optimization appliances like Permabit’s Albireo SANblox to simplify data protection.

“Our firm enables organizations to securely migrate, protect, and recover critical data wherever it resides in the physical, hybrid, or cloud environment,” Davis says. Built on a unified platform and next generation technology, InfoSystems’ primary bench skills are data storage and backup. The company’s best of breed solutions are designed to ease the management burden and reduce total cost of ownership, while improving recovery time objectives.

InfoSystems’ principal offering is IBM’s SAN Volume Controller, which creates a single virtual storage pool from disparate vendor SAN’s like Hitachi, EMC, NetApp, and even older IBM arrays. This enables users to constrict their complete storage stack into one manageable interface and replicate it to a Disaster Recovery (DR) site or to internal failover subsystems. In one product, the data synching process is simplified.

Backed with the expertise and technology acumen of their accomplished storage team, InfoSystems works to interconnect technologies and empower customers to leverage ongoing market trends. For over 21 years, the company has acquired and nurtured the needed skills to tackle clients’ solutions from startup-configuration, early implementation, post-install-tuning, to ongoing managed services for data protection.