Information archiving and storage management solutions

SQL Server, the underlying content database for SharePoint, simply wasn’t designed to handle large files and rich content types. The result? Performance lags and users suffer. Quest solves these performance and scalability problems by externalizing content into more appropriate storage.

Storage may be cheaper than ever, but the costs associated with managing the ever-increasing volume of data goes up. And when storage methods aren’t well managed, those costs increase exponentially. Quest allows you to store SharePoint, email and file content wherever you want – whether on inexpensive storage arrays or in the cloud. Choose the storage tier optimized for your organization’s cost and performance needs and manage in a cost effective way with our storage management solutions.

Content needs to be available no matter what. From a user’s perspective, availability also means content can be accessed or found quickly. Ensuring your storage and archiving architecture is up to the demands of today’s user, or thousands of users, requires solutions that ensures high availability, performance and discoverability. We provide the solutions that ensure your SharePoint and email content remain highly accessible while delivering the performance your users demand.

Whether you face HIPAA, SOX or FIPS 140 requirements, you need to know your storage and archiving architecture can keep you in compliance. With our data storage and information archiving solutions, your SharePoint and email content will always be protected and your business compliant.

The demands to preserve and deliver content upon request, whether for audits, lawsuits or human resource issues are on the rise. For IT, this means delivering a content storage environment that can efficiently support eDiscoveries and legal holds. Our storage management and archiving solutions allow you to support multiple simultaneous eDiscovery request and concurrent legal holds. Rapidly produce content and email on demand without pulling IT staff into crisis mode.