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Omnitech Launches REVIVE — Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) based on Cloud Computing Platform

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face="Calibri, sans-serif">The

new Disaster Recovery (DR) solution REVIVE over cloud computing

technology offers
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pay-per-use
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billing model, thereby reducing capital expenditure by eliminating

the need of dedicated disaster recovery hardware and software, IT

staff and other operational costs, all of which are required in a

traditional DR setup!

face="Calibri, sans-serif">REVIVE

has

the ability to take snapshots of the workload (OS, Application

and Data) and recover it through a cloud-based model. A scheduled

replication of production site workload takes place on OmniCloud in a

highly secured environment through encryption. In the event of a

disaster, you can have your critical business processes

up-and-running by invoking COB (Continuity of Business) request.

Resources on OmniCloud such as processing power, memory and storage,

required to run your critical and predefined application load will be

made available.

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face="Calibri, sans-serif">Emerging

Enterprises

in India, on an average, spend nearly INR 35 lakhs as an

upfront technology investment for a basic captive traditional

Disaster Recovery plan. This includes recurring annual expenses such

as electricity, Infrastructure, maintenance, IT staff and other

miscellaneous expenses. Through REVIVE, EMERGING ENTERPRISES can now

save up to 40 percent of the overall costs for its DR plans, which

will be reflected as an operational expense after deploying cloud

technology.

face="Calibri, sans-serif">The

launch of REVIVE is the first initiative undertaken by the company on

a cloud platform. Moving forward, Omnitech expects to offer a gamut

of cloud services to nearly 80 percent of its existing customers in

next three years by bundling its cloud offerings with multi-years

contracts signed for its traditional technology offerings.





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