SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Asempra Technologies, a leading provider of instantaneous application and data availability solutions for Windows-based environments, today announced that its Business Continuity Server software has received the Certified for Windows designation from Microsoft. The Business Continuity Server (BCS) has been certified for use with Windows Server 2003 Standard and Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Editions.
With this validation, Asempras Business Continuity Server customers can continue to expect outstanding reliability, supportability and availability. The certification for Asempras BCS 2.0 demonstrates solid commitment to the highest measure of technical standards, compatibility, and interoperability in the Windows eco-system.
Earning Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 certification demonstrates Asempras commitment to the highest levels of quality, said Eric Herzog, vice president of marketing for Asempra. The Asempra BCS provides a single tool that meets the needs of continuous data protection, backup, business continuity, disaster recovery, recovery management, compliance and governance support for mid-market companies. We keep their businesses running.
InKairos, a Plano Texas-based management consulting firm, offers Asempras BCS to provide its mid-market and SMB customers the strongest Windows-based data protection solution available.
At InKairos, we deliver to organizations the methods and tools that enable them to do the right thing, at the right time, all the time, and thats why were pleased to be bringing Asempras Business Continuity Server to our customers, said Robert Jansen, president and CEO at InKairos. Certified for Windows demonstrates a commitment to deliver the strongest technology set for continuous data protection in Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server and Windows Server environments tested to rigorous standards. That combination is consistent with our clients needs for instantaneous application availability and guaranteed data usability.
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