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Carl Zeiss Foundation Enhances Availability of Its SAP Systems with BMC Software Backup and Recovery Solutions

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Overview The two corporate groups of the Carl Zeiss Foundation, the Schott Group and the Carl Zeiss Group (Schott-Zeiss), produce high-quality glass and optics products. One of the most important tasks of the KRZ is to provide services for 75 SAP/R3 systems that run on 85 application servers. To ensure stability and availability, Schott-Zeiss desired a high performance backup and recovery solution in addition to the redundant design configuration of the system. Based on their criteria, Schott-Zeiss began to research the market for a solution. They could not find a solution to meet all of their requirements because they were running a new release of SAP that was not yet supported by available vendors and tools. After an attempt to internally develop a solution, Schott-Zeiss engaged in a strategic development partnership with BMC Software.

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Publisher	BMC Software	File Format	HTML
Date Published	October 2003	Downloads	8
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Back-up, Data Recovery / Security, Database Management

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