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HP Helps Real Estate Service Firm House Data With Enhanced Security Solutions

Overview In past few years, lenders, brokers and other participants have attempted to streamline the paperwork-handling burden by using the Web and electronic-document scanning. This push toward "Paperless" real estate transactions placed new strains on the data protection and business-continuity infrastructure at Landata Systems, Inc., a software developer and technical services provider to the title-insurance and real estate markets. To bolster its data protection and business resumption resources, Landata chose to both strengthen and extend its HP storage architecture. StorageTek, ADIC, Quantum, and HP. Landata selected HP StorageWorks and HP OpenView solutions, including the StorageWorks Enterprise Systems Library E-Series tape library, StorageWorks 5000 Enterprise Virtual Array, StorageWorks Continuous Access EVA, and OpenView Storage Mirroring.

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Publisher	Hewlett-Packard	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Data Recovery - Security, Disaster Recovery

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