OCEANPORT, N.J. -- CommVault (NASDAQ: CVLT) today announced that Dell will deliver the Simpana 7.0 software suite as part of the companies OEM agreement. Together, the two companies will offer customers expanded options for Data Protection, Replication and Archive, including new Single Instance Store (SIS), optimized 64-bit integration and support for the latest Microsoft advanced platform capabilities, as well as the ability to discover enterprise information across all tiers of storage. To date, thousands of customers have reaped the benefits of CommVaults unique singular approach to data management and Dell storage solutions.
At Dell we are looking to simplify IT for our customers, said Praveen Asthana, Director, Storage Worldwide Marketing, Dell Product Group. Our relationship with CommVault supports our ability to provide solutions that seamlessly integrate into and simplify end-user environments. In addition to a host of new features and functionality, CommVault Simpana 7.0 software allows customers to implement data de-duplication to greatly improve backup-to-disk efficiency.
Commenting on the long-standing relationship with Dell, David West, CommVaults vice president of marketing and business development said, This announcement further enhances the value we can jointly deliver to customers worldwide. Together, through CommVaults singular approach, Dell and CommVault give customers a simpler way to manage their data, scale their heterogeneous environments, unify their data infrastructure and adapt more quickly to business changes and opportunities.
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