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Computacenter Case Study: Credit Suisse

Overview Banking, like all large enterprises, faces a continual challenge - how to implement complex infrastructures that can cope with the relentless tide of data that needs to be stored, but without risking huge sums of money in the process. Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) came to terms with this issue when it set out to implement a storage solution to serve data to its equities division, and mirror this data to a disaster recovery center. CSFB decided that Storage Area Network (SAN) would offer the required levels of business continuity, so worked with Computacenter and their partners Sun, EMC, HDS and Compaq to define and evaluate a solution.

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Publisher	Computacenter	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2006	Downloads	34
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Services

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