It s not fair to tell administrators that they have to keep adding drives, figuring out whether an application can handle multiple drives, and determining if they need to incorporate databases. With NAS, companies have a storage subsystem on the network that is available to users based on the security that is in place. KOM, headquartered in Ottawa and founded in 1969, develops software that allows companies to integrate existing and new storage technologies throughout their enterprises. Companies that are struggling with an explosion in data and, this includes almost every business share many of the common pain points. The RAID systems that are in place right now have reached capacity.
More storage needs to be added to the systems.
There is no good time to take a storage system down. NAS devices can be plugged right into the network without any interruption. This is one of the reasons these solutions are so popular with customers, adds OTG s Held. At the very least, most companies will have minimal storage strategy in place. However, the amount of data that needs to be stored typically compresses a five-year plan to 24 months.