WILLIAMSBURG, Va. and FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Aug. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- DataCore Software, a leading provider of storage virtualization, business continuity and disaster recovery software solutions, today announced that Endurance Network Services, a network services integrator specializing in virtualization infrastructure, storage virtualization and high-end operating system integration, has realized great success in backing its clients' virtualized IT environments with DataCore's storage virtualization software solutions. Today, Endurance Network Services has 85 clients, representing all different sizes and all different vertical markets, however, most fall into the category of SMB. New customers for Endurance Network Services that are all leveraging shared storage from DataCore in a virtualized IT environment include: City of Newport News Waterworks; Dominion Terminals; The Givens Group; Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Company; Lindab; Norfolk Academy; S.L. Nusbaum Realty Company; Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer (WEC), and more. Longstanding, existing accounts that Endurance Network Services supports include Canon ITS, the City of Newport News, and the City of Virginia Beach, among others.
Client success through shared, network storage
The Givens Group (http://www.givens.com/) comprises integrated logistics companies that offer a full range of distribution centers, transportation, and third party logistics services. The company specializes in the demanding requirements of mass merchandise, automotive and electronics distribution.
"When we made the decision to implement a disaster recovery plan, the DataCore SANmelody solution was a cost-effective method of providing a storage array for our virtual server farm," stated George L. Corbus, manager of information systems, The Givens Group. "Implementation was simple and the product is robust in performance."
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