Description
Imation Enterprises There was a revolution in computing in the 1950s. Computer engineers at IBM turned to the data storage division of 3M, which later became Imation Corp. in 1996, to create a way to decouple data from the computer.
By migrating data to magnetic tape media, data could be stored, transported, replicated and protected more effectively. This was the start of the data storage industry as we know it today – where data storage would evolve into more effective solutions driven by advances in storage networking, storage software, data management and data protection.
The only constant of the computer age has been data growth. And that data is stored on a myriad of media choices - hard disk drives, optical discs, flash drives, SSD and of course the ongoing use of tape – all critical to the use, protection and organization of information vital to our businesses and our lives.
Today, businesses and IT managers alike are wrestling with the next evolution of business infrastructure. Whether it’s unified storage, data tiering and archiving, virtualization, cloud deployments, PaaS, SaaS, PBBA’s, or a refresh of data security standards in the organization, there are incredible changes happening. But there is one thing that is consistent: Users will continue to drive new creative content that will push the boundaries and requirements for information storage, and that information must be secured.
When it comes to ensuring that your data is protected, preserved, and available when you want and need it, Imation is there.
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