ONGAR, U.K., and PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Tarmin Technologies, a leading provider of intelligent, active archive solutions for enterprise and mid-market organisations, announced today that Adrian Williams has joined Tarmin as European director of channel sales and alliances.
With the addition of Williams to its team, Tarmin will continue to grow its European sales channel. Adrians extremely successful track record demonstrates his essential role in creating strong relationships with European resellers, VARs, and systems integrators, said Karl Edwards, vice president of business development for Tarmin. His extensive experience with the different local channel models and broad knowledge of the storage solutions market will be pivotal as Tarmin delivers its NOADS (Networked Object Aware Data Storage) platform through our channel partners.
I am very excited about Tarmins capability to solve a number of critical issues facing storage and IT administrators, said Adrian Williams, European director of channel sales and alliances for Tarmin. Tarmins unique, intelligent, active archiving architecture offers channel partners significant sales opportunities for professional services, server and storage hardware, and solutions consulting. With NOADS our channel partners will provide their end customers with a comprehensive solution that incorporates the essential elements of an exceptionally robust, intelligent, active archival solution data retention, policy driven archival management, data migration, heterogeneous storage and server infrastructures, data deduplication, data security, encryption, and intelligent search and retrieval with innovative storage technologies clustered distributed file systems, file area networking, storage virtualization, and object-based storage.
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