Plasmon

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Plasmon NetArchive

Plasmon's NetArchive is an Enterprise-class archive solution that understands different data classes have unique requirements for access, e-Discovery, and longevity. NetArchive integrates the best-in-class online technologies and long-term storage archive architectures with intelligent data management software to provide a turn-key archival solution. NetArchive allows companies to easily build an archive strategy that stores information on appropriate storage media, based on data retention rules, while ensuring that business-critical data is highly available, authentic, and secure for long periods of time.

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Enterprise Active Archive

The Enterprise Active Archive is the most robust storage archiving product on the market. It integrates Plasmon’s Archive Appliance with powerful software to provide the industry’s first intelligent, secure, multi-tier archiving solution that manages data and its retention on both online and offline media. The EAA delivers the performance and simplicity of network-attached RAID disk with the authenticity, permanence and portability of UDO technology. And flexible, policy-driven management tools reduce your business and legal risk by automatically classifying data and assigning the proper retention period. Flexibility to meet your specific archive requirements is a cornerstone of the EAA. Configurations start as small as 1TB and can scale to support petabytes of storage. And the EAA is available with or without external RAID cache.

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Archive Appliance

Plasmon’s Archive Appliance is specifically designed for the long-term storage of your valuable digital assets. Its unique architecture combines the performance and simplicity of network-attached RAID cache, with the longevity and authenticity of UDO to set a new standard for enterprise archival storage. Data is written to RAID disk for rapid access, and then migrated to secure UDO for long-term retention. The Archive Appliance easily integrates with e-mail, imaging, content management, and other applications. So you can quickly deploy an archival storage strategy that meets your compliance and risk management requirements, at a very low total cost of ownership. No matter what the size of your archive, there’s an Archive Appliance for you. Storage capacities range from 1TB to over 78TB, giving you the capacity for today and the ability to grow in the future.

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Archive File Manager

Plasmon’s Archive File Manager is specifically designed to help you effectively manage the explosive growth of unstructured data. If you’re like most companies today, you are probably experiencing rapid file system growth. Although a majority of this data will never be accessed, it still resides on expensive primary storage, causing unmanageable backup issues, and leaving critical information vulnerable. The Archive File Manager solves these issues by integrating data and storage discovery, contextual classification, and automated data management into one intelligent file system archiving solution. It uses IT-defined policies to pull static data off NAS and SAN-based storage, and migrate or copy it to the UDO Archive Appliance™, or the Enterprise Active Archive. These solutions provide lower cost storage that is explicitly engineered for long-term archiving and compliance.

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Categories

Image & Information Management Systems & Peripherals, Imaging Centers

Data Storage

Executives

Steven FX Murphy

President and CEO

Whitepapers

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Case Studies

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center began storing medical images in data centers in 1998 and has since accumulated over 200 million images. In 2006 the Center decided they needed a new archiving solution that could hold an infinite amount of data, comply with HIPAA and industry regulations, and be a permanent store for all previous and future images.

Scottsdale Healthcare Practice Keeps Patients’ Information Safe with Plasmon

Case Studies

Scottsdale Medical Imaging was faced with a significant business challenge: define and develop an archiving strategy that would help them accommodate significant advances in imaging capabilities and technology, as well as meet new industry regulations that require all medical/patient-related images to be saved for a minimum of seven years and possibly for the life of the patient.

Lourdes Medical Pavilion

Case Studies

Lourdes Medical Pavilion needed to keep pace with an increasing amount of imaging data and still continue to offer the most advanced image-intensive services available. In order to do so, LMP needed to upgrade the PACS (Picture Archiving and Communications System) it had purchased in 1999. The original PACS, a GE Healthcare PathSpeed system, archived images using a Plasmon™ M258 Magneto Optical Library. Lourdes Medical Pavilion had exhausted 75 percent of the older system’s 1.3TB (terabyte) capacity and LMP wanted to be able to handle its increasing volumes of realtime data in addition to establishing a long-term disaster recovery strategy.

When Seconds Count, Medical Imaging

Case Studies

With its customers relying on AMICAS to help them store highly confidential medical records for patient care and to help them meet HIPAA regulations, it was imperative that AMICAS be prepared with the latest technologies to offer safe storage and ready access to needed information.

Health Management Associates Begin Rollout of

Case Studies

HMA’s growth strategy involves investing in state-of-the-art medical equipment to provide excellent patient services, expanded medical services, and ultimately to continually increase the standards at its hospitals. The hospitals in the HMA network produce an enormous amount of data compiled from their various systems. With Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) putting new demands on the management of this important data, it was imperative that HMA implement a storage solution that would provide a secure, long-term solution to help the business meet industry requirements, while maintaining a reasonable cost of ownership that was in-line with the business growth strategy.

Bartron Medical Imaging

Case Studies

Bartron Medical Imaging needed to create an archive solution that was reliable and secure, and capable of meeting long-term retention and compliance requirements at a relatively low total cost of ownership.

ESG Digital Archiving Brief - Plasmon Archive File Manager

Analyst Research Reports

Plasmon offers its Archive File Manager to facilitate the movement of static, or persistent, data off primary storage systems—in particular, NAS systems—and onto Plasmon’s UDO Archive Appliance (AA) or Enterprise Active Archive (EAA) platforms.

ESG Storage Systems Brief - Plasmon NetArchive

Analyst Research Reports

Virtualization will be ubiquitous in the data center—from the server to the storage, across the lifecycle of data—to drive data center efficiencies. While there has been a lot of discussion about virtualization at the server and primary storage layers, little has been said about virtualization of the archive layer—outside of a few file virtualization players. Plasmon brings archive virtualization front and center with its recent NetArchive announcement and delivery of a virtualized archive solution integrating best-of-breed technologies.

ESG Digital Archiving Brief - Plasmon Multi-Tier Enterprise Active Archive

Analyst Research Reports

Plasmon’s Enterprise Active Archive (EAA) integrates disk and Plasmon’s Ultra Density Optical (UDO) storage with policy management software, creating a multi-tiered archive for cost-effective, long-term accessibility to business compliance data.