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Investment Bank Cuts Costs, Simplifies Data Storage

Publisher3PAR
Format PDFDate added01 Aug 2005
Topics Data Recovery - Security, Back-up, Knowledge and Data Management, Data Center
Downloads144

When the San Francisco-based investment banking firm of Thomas Weisel Partners needed a more manageable, cost-effective, and highly available storage environment, it replaced its old direct-attached storage (DAS) systems with a centralized storage solution that pairs Microsoft Multipath I/O technology with 3PAR Utility Storage. This case study explains how the firm's new 3PAR modular storage array and 3PAR Thin Provisioning software has enabled the firm to:

  • Increase capacity utilization from 30 to nearly 100 percent
  • Improve load balancing
  • Simplify storage management
  • Reduce administrative costs
  • Improve disaster recovery and business continuity capabilities
Download the paper to learn more about the data sharing and storage management benefits that Thomas Weisel Partners has realized since deploying the 3PAR Multipath I/O for Microsoft Windows storage solution.

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