Virtual Tape-
Library-Solutions
for Mainframe and OS
VTL-Installations worldwide
Custom virtual tape library solutions for mainframe are one of our core competencies.
Since our foundation we have
- delivered, commissioned and actively support over 100 VTL systems
- carried out international projects in over 10 countries in Europe and in some regions in the Middle East
- implemented as preferred partner over 95 percent of all Dell EMC mainframe systems installed in Germany
Are you looking for a VTL solution? Contact us!
VTL products from other partners
Are you looking for vendor-neutral storage solutions for storing virtual tapes?
Wir bieten Ihnen ausgewählte Produkte von namhaften Anbietern – passend zu Ihren Anforderungen.
- hardware-based VTL solutions: zVT series from Optica Technologies
- software-based VTL solution: Model9
Your advantages:
- suitable for companies of any size
- easily expandable in terms of performance and capacity
- easy to integrate
ONE platform for mainframe and OS
Our VTL solutions and systems are mainly used for both system environments as unified systems: Mainframe and Open System on one platform. There are many advantages when both worlds can use the same backup pool in the backend.
Here we are assisted by modern concepts, such as
- Deduplication to implement large capacities on the smallest footprint while keeping replication bandwidths low.
- a cloud connection virtual tapes, which can help to implement a VTL solution cost-effectively as well as in a way that can be used together with Open System.
Comprehensive support and services
Take advantage of our extensive experience that spans many systems and guarantees you more comprehensive support for your VTL environment than the manufacturer could provide – with our mscFirst service!
We do not end project support after implementation. With our service concept mscFirst, we offer you support for your VTL environment over its entire lifecycle.
Service Level Agreements according to your needs, up to 24/7, offer you maximum security without having to deploy your own resources.