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Lonza Delivers Mission-Critical SAP and Revision-Secure Exchange Archives With Network Appliance

Overview Lonza is a biotechnology and chemical company driven by the life sciences. Founded in 1897, Lonza employs 6,300 people and operates 22 production and R&D sites around the world. The company wanted to implement a high-availability storage architecture to support the company's mission-critical SAP system. Also, they wanted to address compliance requirements with revision-secure archiving of Microsoft Exchange data. The solution to this challenge was achieved by deploying NetApp FAS940 MetroCluster systems for SAP and file services, as well as remote-site backup. They used NetApp NearStore systems and NetApp SnapLock software for revision-secure e-mail archive.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Network Appliance (NetApp)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	High Availability, Back-up, Storage Consolidation

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