Plasmon

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
Plasmon (Booth 9558) is featuring its updated UDO Archive Appliance, the Archive Appliance version 4.11, which provides new capabilities that allow customers to archive and manage their valuable business assets. The new features include remote access and monitoring, UDO Guard and increased cache capacity, system performance and data security. The feature set enhances the ability of customers to optimize storage resources by offloading archive data from expensive primary storage, and reduce the corresponding administration and backup operations. The Archive Appliance cache has been expanded from 2TB to a maximum of 4TB, providing an increase in system performance and more efficient handling of large files.

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