Bangkok--19 Mar--Core & Peak
Hitachi Data Systems Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd. (NYSE: HIT) and the only provider of Service Oriented Storage Solutions, today showcased the growing customer adoption of the Hitachi Data Systems Remote Storage Management Services portfolio of offerings. This portfolio provides customers access to a comprehensive set of remote managed services built on decades of Hitachi Data Systems best practices that enable customers to efficiently and cost effectively manage their storage environment.
With the Hitachi Data Systems Remote Storage Management Services, part of the Hitachi Data Systems Managed Services portfolio, customers can rely on Hitachi Data Systems to remotely manage their information infrastructure and provide solutions to the challenges of staffing and expertise gaps in their IT organizations.
“In the current economy, organizations are under pressure to reduce operating costs while trying to increase value to the business,” said Hicham Abdessamad, senior vice president, Global Services, Hitachi Data Systems. “Many IT organizations have reduced staff and are looking for ways to maintain and more efficiently manage growing storage needs by out-tasking important but time consuming storage management functions such as reporting, storage provisioning or monitoring. With our set of onsite and remote managed services, Hitachi Data Systems has a cost effective, efficient alternative to meet these customer needs by enabling them to leverage our expert ability to report, monitor, and provision storage 24/7.”
In addition to Hitachi Data Systems Remote Storage Management Services, Hitachi Data Systems also provides customers a comprehensive set of onsite residency services that fill onsite skill and staff shortages. As an integrated member of a customer’s storage management team, the services optimize the performance and utilization of a customer’s storage infrastructure through Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) processes, tools and Hitachi Data Systems best practices.