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Plot # 149/A Road No: 12, Old MLA Colony, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad AP 500034 Tel:+91 40-23321008 Fax: +91 40-23316119 FAR EAST Millennium Infotech Inc. 14 Robinson Road #13-00 Far East Finance Building Singapore 048545 Tel:(65) 6417 4156 Fax: (65) 3125 7112 SOUTH INDIA MITI Solutions Pvt Ltd. Ashirwad, No-99D3 Basewashara Temple Road Kempegowda Nagar Bangalore-560019 Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",6);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"pages/about_us.html","19 Dec 2008","::About_Us::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Corporate Overview Corporate Overview Millennium Infotech (MITI) , is a global value-added services provider that offers end-to-end technology driven solutions for a dynamic business environment. We work with partners and clients to architect and implement business transformation strategies that utilize the ever-emerging new technologies. Our focus remains constantly on our customer’s needs and their line of business objectives. We invole ourselves proactively to provide solutions to re-engineer their businesses that result in business process optimization, overall cost reduction and provide the benefit of maximizing their ROI (return on investment) on IT solutions. With offices in US, Middle East, Europe and India, Millennium Infotech is serving clients across the globe. The Long Road A group of individuals with an excellent track record in IT, decided to come together and create an organization based on understanding the customer needs and satisfying them. They all had a common dream, “To give birth to an IT solutions company.” The group knew they had to travel on a long road to reach this goal. Along the path they studied and learnt the importance of the customer/s IT requirements and the challenges faced by them. To deliver keeping deadlines in mind and to realize their vision was important but had become a constant challenge to many organizations. Providing solutions became a new venture and opportunity for the group and a new Corporation was formed. Yes, their dream took shape in the year 1996, and Millennium Infotech was formed. Millennium Infotech (MITI) , which began as a small organization, grew to establish a strong presence in the USA. The company, whose core function which initially was only software development gradually grew into a full time consulting firm just within a span of 8 years. Now, after a decade, MITI is proud to have become one of the leading IT consultant firms in the industry. The organization is a lively blend of flexibility and enthusiasm of a young venture. The years of technical and managerial experience of its people, their collective power of exuberance and expertise are the key motivating factors behind MITI’s drive to take on key software markets across the globe. To just give a thrust to this statement, a dedicated full time director heads each of its operations, both in the US and in India. From President Desk From President \'s Desk Today Millennium Infotech is ready to take on the world. We are looking to the future with a Sense of anticipation as we prepare for the giant stride to becoming a global leader. We have achieved our objective of becoming a one- stop shop for IT solutions by retaining our fundamental values of commitment to growth, Quality and Service We have accomplished these milestones by adhering to the three underlying principles upon which we were built: Integrity: At Millennium Infotech, integrity is not just a buzzword for acting ethically or morally; it is also a commitment to “do what we say.” To act with integrity means we act in such a way that those of us inside the company as well as those outside can trust that we will do what we say we will do. Long-term thinking: As we continue to grow at a rapid pace, we are constantly challenged to balance short-term needs against long-term goals. With an eye on our future, we have often chosen to forsake the short-term gain in favor of long-term results. This has been key to our success in building the underlying foundation that provides the stability to stay course into the future. Contribution: I believe that we as individuals and as a corporation shouldn’t just do “well,” we should also do “good.” Here at Millennium Infotech, we derive a great deal of satisfaction knowing that the industry, which we serve –the IT consulting –, contributes to all kinds of industries by developing the products that make Advance Technology. It is our duty as a company to contribute to all of our stakeholders: our employees, our clients, our shareholders, our vendors, and the community at large. The key to our successful growth and stability is to strike the right balance between each of these stakeholders when making decisions and planning strategy. Mission and Vision Mission To Continuously improvise ourselvesin innovation and excellence to make customers achieve success by responsibly working with all transparency and fairness to honour our commitment Vision To be a highly valued Fortune 500 Coporation by 2010, respected for our performance, expertise, integrity and commitment Values Values Integrity Leading Change Excellence Respect for the individual Learning and Sharing Key Personnel Bios Key Personnel Bios Ramana Krosuri: Ramana Krosuri is the Founder, President and CEO of the company. Immediately prior to taking the current role in 2002, He has served as a senior architect to major companies like Merrill Lunch , Citigroup, Bankers Trust , E&Y, AIG and IBM since 1992. Before migrating to USA, He has served TCS , India as software systems engineer for 6 years. He holds a Bachelor \'s degree in Electronics and Communications from Osmania University, Hyderbad, India and Master \'s degree in Electrical engineering from IIT, Chennai, India. Prem Mishra: Prem serves as VP of Technology since 2006 . He is very persistent in understanding client \'s requirements and giving the best technical solutions to our clients. Prior to migrating to USA, Prem held very important Technical positions in Middle East and India. Prem holds a Bachelor \'s degree in Science from Berhampur University, India and holds a Master \'s degree in Personnel Management from Chennai University, India. Vijay Mohan. K : Miti Solutions is headed by Mr. Vijay Mohan. K as Country Head in INDIA , a BE Mechanical Engineer 1993 batch from University of Karnataka , M A Public Administration, MBA Annamalai University with 15 + years of experience in the field of IT security and Storage. Sunita Krosuri : Sunita is a Vice president of HR & Legal since 2002. Prior to 2002, She has served as senior engineer with AT&T, Lucent , Merrill Lynch and Reed Elsevier. Sunita holds a Bachelor \'s degree in Engineering from JNTU, Kakinada and currently persuing her JD MBA from Rutgers University, New Jersey. Edmund Iacono : Edmund is Director of Sales, Americas. He is responsible for driving sales in Americas and further strengthing our groups Sales culture.He held similar role with QuestSoftware,CNT and AVNet. He holds a Bachelors degree in Arts from CITY University of NY. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. 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All rights reserved. Powered by ",4);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"pages/data_de_duplication.html","19 Dec 2008","::Partners::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Data De-Duplication Overview Backup De-duplication solves traditional backup challenges, enabling fast, reliable backup and recovery across the entire enterprise, including remote offices, datacenter LANs, and VMware environments. Backup De-duplication technology reduces the size of backup data at the source, before it is transferred across the local area network/wide area network (LAN/WAN). Patented global data de-duplication technology stores just a single copy of redundant sub-file data segments across sites and servers. This effectively reduces the required daily network bandwidth and backup storage by up to 500 times, allowing companies to utilize existing network bandwidth for backup and recovery. Backup De-duplication enables companies to accelerate the shift to disk as their primary backup method at a cost that is equal to or less than tape. Data can be encrypted for security, while centralized management makes protecting hundreds of remote offices easy and efficient. Backup De-duplication backup data can also be moved to tape if needed to complement traditional backup software environments. MITI Backup De-duplication Solutions have flexible deployment options: (1) Agent less Backup De-duplication for small remote offices communicating over the WAN to an Backup De-duplication Server; (2) Backup De-duplication Data Store, a packaged solution consisting of Backup De-duplication software running on a pre-configured MITI-certified hardware platform; (3) Backup De-duplication software deployed on a range of industry-standard servers; and (4) Backup De-duplication Virtual Edition for VMware, Backup De-duplication software deployed in a VMware virtual machine—the industry’s first fully virtualized de-duplication backup and recovery solution. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. 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MITI partners with some of the leading vendors in developing, sustaining data center class storage products and solutions - from architecture, design and development, sustenance engineering, consulting and deployment, product support to solutions that help storage products achieve SMI-S compliance. We provide the following services either for hardware or mechanical engineering or software or a combination: Develop the architecture and / or design Implement the solution to the required design and specifications Sustenance engineering interacting with customers \' field Testing services We also provide the following system level and consulting services Storage Services offered by MITI Professional Services. Installation Services: We can professionally install the EMC system two ways. Our first method is to dispatch a CE on site. On site installation is our most comprehensive process and our CE stays on site to install the storage system to your host/s. Our second method, is to remotely install the system by dialing into the service processor. In situations where the customer is comfortable connecting cables and powering the machine up or in instances when time is of the essence or there is a problem getting to the location, a remote installation is ideal. On-Site Installation Includes: CE dispatched to site to physically install system, attach channel cables to host/s or fibre switch, configure Bin File / LUN Assignments, test system and paths, CE on site 2 to 3 days. We also configure the fiber switches and Directors. Remote Install Includes: Provide phone support to connect power cables & channel cables, power system up, dial into system and configure Bin File / LUN Assignments, test system and paths. Hardware Upgrade: We can install additional disk, disk cache or channel directors & adapters into system and modify bin file with updated hardware. Data Migration: We can migrate the data from your existing mainframe or enterprise server storage devices and install it on your Symmetrix. Disaster Recovery: We can implement your DR system needs very cost effectively. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",7);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"pages/backup.html","19 Dec 2008","::Backup_Solutions::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Backup De-Duplication Overview Backup De-duplication solves traditional backup challenges, enabling fast, reliable backup and recovery across the entire enterprise, including remote offices, datacenter LANs, and VMware environments. Backup De-duplication technology reduces the size of backup data at the source, before it is transferred across the local area network/wide area network (LAN/WAN). Patented global data de-duplication technology stores just a single copy of redundant sub-file data segments across sites and servers. This effectively reduces the required daily network bandwidth and backup storage by up to 500 times, allowing companies to utilize existing network bandwidth for backup and recovery. Backup De-duplication enables companies to accelerate the shift to disk as their primary backup method at a cost that is equal to or less than tape. Data can be encrypted for security, while centralized management makes protecting hundreds of remote offices easy and efficient. Backup De-duplication backup data can also be moved to tape if needed to complement traditional backup software environments. MITI Backup De-duplication Solutions have flexible deployment options: :(1) Agent less Backup De-duplication for small remote offices communicating over the WAN to an Backup De-duplication Server (2) Backup De-duplication Data Store, a packaged solution consisting of Backup De-duplication software running on a pre-configured MITI-certified hardware platform (3) Backup De-duplication software deployed on a range of industry-standard servers (4) Backup De-duplication Virtual Edition for VMware, Backup De-duplication software deployed in a VMware virtual machine—the industry’s first fully virtualized de-duplication backup and recovery solution. Value Propositions Remote office backup and recovery: By filtering out redundant data segments at the source and dramatically reducing the size of backup data, Backup De-duplication enables daily, full backups of remote office data via existing networks. Centralized management simplifies remote office backup, reducing reliance on non-IT staff and local tape devices. Data is encrypted during transfer across the WAN, eliminating the need to ship tapes offsite. LAN-attached backup and recovery: In the data center, Backup De-duplication is ideal for backing up LAN-attached servers and environments limited by LAN network constraints, and protecting large file systems within short backup windows. Fast, efficient VMware backup: Backup De-duplication backup and recovery is a perfect complement to VMware. Backup De-duplication Virtual Edition for VMware is Backup De-duplication server software deployed in a VMware virtual machine—the first fully virtualized de-duplication solution for backup and recovery. Backup De-duplication provides data de-duplication across virtual machine clients, dramatically reducing resource utilization on host servers. And Backup De-duplication is certified to support VMware Consolidated Backup and backup via the ESX Service Console. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",7);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"pages/virtualization.html","19 Dec 2008","::Partners::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Virtualization Around the world, most of the organizations are turning rigid data centers into agile, virtualized environments. IT infrastructures with in the organizations benefit from virtualization through: better use of existing IT assets flexibility in developing and deploying new environments a significantly smaller hardware footprint a reduction in the cost of IT assets Today the question isn \'t, Should we virtualize? Instead, it is, What can be virtualized and How can we transition to a virtualized infrastructure in a predictable, low-risk, cost-effective manner right now? The decision to move to a virtualized environment is easy. Knowing how, and exactly what tools and services you will need is the challenge. We \'ve simplified this process by creating virtualization management packs, or bundles of software and services, to get you started. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",5);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"pages/Disaster_recovery.html","19 Dec 2008","::Partners::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Today’s on demand business climate is highly competitive. Customers, employees, suppliers and business partners expect to be able to use applications and access data at any time from anywhere. Businesses must also be increasingly sensitive to data protection and security. Add regulatory requirements and the inherent demands of participating in the global economy, and the demands of modern IT management become apparent. Business continuity is one of three key storage initiatives (along with infrastructure simplification and information lifecycle management) that companies can implement to help address these demands. Driving IT strategy A 24x7 enterprise needs a comprehensive business continuity plan that supports high availability, continuous operations and disaster recovery. Implementing such a plan can help organizations achieve resiliency by: ● Supporting competitive efforts through more efficient and cost-effective risk management ● Helping to achieve critical business application and data availability based on business value ● Facilitating compliance with government rules and regulations ● Safeguarding against internal and external threats and providing sustained operations even in the event of a disaster. MITI BC-DR Solution Highlights ● Match the value of the data to the level of protection and speed of recovery with solutions spanning a range of capabilities ● Support productivity and customer satisfaction, and address regulatory requirements, with comprehensive Backup / restore, rapid data recovery and continuous availability solutions ● Built on a foundation of industry-leading Systems, software and MITI Global Services Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. 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MITI uses virtualization technology to deliver transformative capital and operating cost savings as well as increased operational efficiency, flexibility and IT service levels. • MITI Virtualization Solutions deliver measurable savings in both capital and operating costs: »Increases hardware utilization and reduces hardware requirements with server consolidation ratios commonly exceeding ten virtual machines per physical processor. »Reduces the cost of rack space and power proportionate to the consolidation ratio achieved. » Decreases labor cost by simplifying and automating labor and resource intensive IT operations across disparate hardware, operating system and software application environments. • Virtual Infrastructure improves responsiveness, serviceability, availability and flexibility of IT infrastructure: » Enables broad-based, cost-effective application availability and business continuity, independent of hardware and operating systems. » Enables continuous uptime and non-disruptive maintenance of IT environments with live migration of entire running systems. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",5);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"pages/desktop_virtualization.html","18 Dec 2008","::Partners::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Desktop Virtualization Desktop virtualization separates the OS, applications and data from a local device, and encapsulates the image in a file that is run on a centralized server or servers in the data center. Multiple desktop VMs are isolated on fully utilized powerful servers and managed as a group in the data center where they can be protected, backed up and resources can be dynamically allocated as needed. This transforms a static desktop device into a portable stateless desktop environment that is highly available and accessible using almost any device over any network connection. And since the complete desktop image is captured, the user has the full feature rich experience as if the OS and apps where installed locally. The user interfaces are all the same and everything just works. The desktop environment can be accessed over internet connection. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",5);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"pages/server_virtualization.html","19 Dec 2008","::Partners::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Application Virtualization Overview Deploying applications and software patches is not a simple undertaking for any organization. Consider adding to this already difficult process the complexity of having multiple versions of the applications, regular software patches and different levels of operating systems. It soon becomes clear to a business that the job required to manage a Wintel environment becomes time consuming, resource intensive process that in the end results in direct cost to the business. Commonly IT staff find themselves in a perpetual state of patching due to continual updates to vendor software packages. In addition to regular regression testing, any patches to validated software have to go through the entire validation process. Virtualization of applications with the SoftGrid Virtual Application Server makes it possible to rapidly install or update applications or software patches and transparently update the client. Furthermore for organizations currently using Microsoft ® Systems Management Server (SMS) they will now be able to leverage their existing investment with the integration of SoftGrid into SMS allowing the organization to deploy virtualized applications and software patches from a single central management console. MITI believe that our approach to application virtualization will allow your organization the freedom to provide a solution that best suits their needs and abilities to successfully implement a dynamic application deployment environment. Work Smarter not Harder Deployments of applications and software patches often took weeks in the past, with Software Virtualization it is now reduced to hours. MITI provides application virtualization solutions based on Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) version 4.5. App-V 4.5 is the first Microsoft-branded release of the product formerly known as SoftGrid. It includes new capabilities designed to help IT support large-scale virtualization implementations across many sites and provides multiple delivery options, including over-the-Internet application availability to meet your business needs. Newly added international support for 11 new languages enables your users to work in localized environments with localized applications; Dynamic Suite Composition (DSC) provides administrator-controlled virtual application communication and interaction; compliance with Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing and Secure by Default initiatives, integration with Microsoft System Center Management Products, and infrastructure updates via Windows Update. Additionally, Microsoft Application Virtualization for Terminal Services has also been updated to the same standards and now supports Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services. Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.5 will be available as part of the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack and Microsoft Application Virtualization for Terminal Services Microsoft Application Virtualization can help solve your business challenges. See more information below. Centralized Management, Scalable Infrastructure Publish, deploy, and manage your virtual applications while leveraging your existing technology investments and software distribution processes. Readily Accessible Applications Deliver applications that meet the needs of your users regardless of whether they are in the office, on the road, in a remote site, or holding a meeting at the local coffee shop. Simplify Application Deployment, Reduce End User Interruptions Give your staff time back for other projects by reducing test cycles and delivering applications more quickly to your end users while providing seamless application updates that don’t require reboots. Dynamic Application Virtualization Turn physical applications into virtual applications that are never installed but can seamlessly communicate with the local operating system, middleware, plug-ins, and other applications. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. 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File Server Consolidation Exchange Server Consolidation Lotus Notes Consolidation FTP Acceleration “In Sourcing” (Global Collaboration, File Sharing) Long Fat Networks (Fill the Pipe) Satellite Remote Office WAN Based Backup MITI works with technologies that solve a range of problems affecting wide area networks (WANs) and application performance, including: Insufficient WAN bandwidth Inefficient transport protocols in high-latency environments Inefficient application protocols in high-latency environments With the WAN Acceleration technology, enterprises can implement solutions that help them empower their distributed workforce while eliminating IT capital expenditures and simplifying IT management. Organizations often can achieve the following results with WAN Acceleration: More productive users. Applications can be accelerated by up to 100x, providing LAN-like application performance regardless of a user’s location. Consolidated IT Infrastructure. LAN-like application performance means that IT can be consolidated and centralized with no degradation in the end-user experience. Reduced bandwidth utilization. Organizations can cut bandwidth expenses and defer WAN upgrades to control costs. Enhanced backup, recovery, and replication. Backup, restoration, and data replication operations are accelerated helping minimize data loss and achieve shorter recovery point and time objectives (RPO/RTO). Improved data security. Data in remote offices can be centralized to remediate exposure points and risk to the organization, and backup tapes can be eliminated in branch offices. Secure application acceleration. Optimize SSL traffic without compromising the end-to-end trust model. Companies subject to compliance regulations such as SOX, HIPAA or PCI can deliver both performance and security for applications. Enable the mobile workforce. Overcome sub-optimal application performance for remote workers to bring productivity and performance expectations on par with in-office workers. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",6);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"pages/content.html","19 Dec 2008","::Content_Management::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Content Management ECM is fast becoming extremely essential for Corporations everywhere to optimally manage and use information across your company’s value chain, from employees to customers to suppliers and partners. The content needs are growing day after day at a fast speed. MITI is a full-service ECM solutions provider with extensive and large scale Content Management Project experience. We are aware of your Company’s constant search of new and improved methods of managing information to remain competitive in business regardless of size or industry. At MITI, we bring together collaboration, content and process technologies into integrated solutions that work harmoniously to capture ideas, experiences and knowledge besides managing the complete lifecycle of electronic documents, from their creation, archiving, retrieval and eventual deletion. We use Documentum as our core ECM solution. We offer... Concept-to-deployment services Customization Development Delivery/Deploy Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",5);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"pages/security.html","19 Dec 2008","::Millennium Infotech::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers IT Security Definition Information security means safeguarding your IT and information assets, as well Secures the internal network from unauthorized external access. Everyone has a different idea of what ``security \' \' is, and what levels of risk are acceptable. The key for building a secure network is to define what security means to your organization . Once that has been defined, everything that goes on with the network can be evaluated with respect to that policy.Computer worms and viruses remain the most common security threat. Worms and viruses can have a devastating effect on business continuity and the bottom line.Provides effective solutions that secure data from within the perimeter, checking and detecting attacks from beyond the perimeter and controlling access to all information. Security is everybody \'s business, and only with everyone \'s cooperation, an intelligent policy, and consistent practices. Antivirus Definition: A software program which helps protect a computer against being infected by a virus. Capture and eliminate threats across your network, Shield your extended enterprise network with comprehensive, multi-tiered virus protection for every system—from desktops, file servers, e-mail servers, and Internet gateways to remote and wireless devices with graphical web-based reporting, centralized management and administration capabilities. File servers and desktops Desktops and file servers with complete proactive protection, identifying and capturing the latest exploits, viruses, worms, and Trojans with graphical web-based reporting, centralized management and administration capabilities. E-mail servers E-mail is often the culprit for the distribution of malicious programs across your network. With multi-layered protection, our e-mail security protects your e-mail servers against costly network downtime, reduced productivity, and compromised data Technology Partner Mail Security Definition: Up to 80 percent of your e-mail is spam and other unwanted content. Don’t let it affect productivity and put a strain on your resources. Antispam offers comprehensive, accurate e-mail and Web security solutions that protect your network and workforce from spam, phishing, and other threats. Technology Partner Web Security Definition: Accurately categorize each Web site and create your own categories based on corporate policies and Web usage.Protects against spyware, malicious mobile code, phishing attacks, bots, and other threats. Unlike many solutions, it also blocks spyware and keylogger backchannel communications from reaching host servers. Web Security stops spyware, worms, viruses, and phishing at the Internet gateway. It prevents spyware downloads, blocks access to malicious spyware sites, and detects spyware activity on clients to trigger agent-less cleanup. Encryption Definition: Encryption the conversion of data into a form, called a ciphertext ( Cipher - An algorithm for encryption or decryption . A cipher replaces a piece of information {an element of plain text} with another object, with the intent to conceal meaning. Typically, the replacement rule is governed by a secret key), which cannot be easily understood by unauthorized people. Technology Partner Unified Threat Management (UTM) Definition: UTM is used to describe network firewalls that have many features in one box, including e-mail spam filtering, anti-virus capability, an intrusion detection (or prevention) system (IDS or IPS), and World Wide Web content filtering, along with the traditional activities of a firewall. Technology Partner Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)- Definition: An intrusion prevention system is a computer security device that monitors network and/or system activities for malicious or unwanted behavior and can react, in real-time, to block or prevent those activities. Technology Partner End point Security- Definition: The enterprise desktop is evolving as well as it is no longer bound to an office desk in a controlled environment. Unmanaged removable media and applications can easily bypass traditional endpoint security methods and open the floodgates for data to escape into the wrong hands. Most data leaks and security threats occur at the endpoint because they are not properly secured. In fact, 74 percent of an enterprise’s overall financial losses were the result of virus attacks, unauthorized access to networks, lost/stolen laptops and mobile hardware, theft of proprietary data or intellectual property. Technology Partner Patch Management Definition: Patch management forms an important part of every IT administrator’s responsibility to maintain a secure network by ensuring that the latest security patches and OS service packs are installed network-wide. This task prevents the exploitation of any IT vulnerabilities that may exist within the organization’s network. Technology Partner SSL VPN Definition: An SSL VPN (Secure Sockets Layer virtual private network) is a form of VPN that can be used with a standard Web browser. In contrast to the traditional IPsec (Internet Protocol Security) VPN, an SSL VPN does not require the installation of specialized client software on end users \' computers. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. 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Powered by ",6);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"pages/petrochemical_san_solutions.html","19 Dec 2008","::Partners::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Petrochemical SAN Solutions MITI solutions eliminate downtime and help Petroleum Company maintain its lead in the energy industry As the USA’ leading oil refining and marketing company, the petroleum Company demands a powerful and highly scalable IT infrastructure that can store and manage huge volumes of data, keep pace with a wide array of critical transactions, and distribute information across an expanding network of remote sites. The Challenge: Growing pains put a premium on reliable, scalable storage To maintain its lead in an energy industry made even more competitive by globalization and deregulation, the company has made enterprise storage management one of the corner stones of its IT strategy. The need for speed and scalability prompted the migration because the old storage solution was proving to be too costly and cumbersome. “One of the biggest issues we faced with the old setup was that it was too slow for the growing demands of the business,” says Tim. “We were running out of storage capacity and we had new applications that demanded higher storage capacity. We upgraded to a newer version of SAP, so naturally along with the upgrade came an increase in storage requirements. We experienced a two- to three-fold increase in terms of storage.” Solution: Upgrading critical data storage from DAS to SAN Before they deployed MITI Solution, the storage solution was a SAN using an old Array. Now, MITI has transferred all the production disks from the old storage to the MITI Suggested Array. The Company will eventually use the old array for backup purposes only and it will be redeployed to our development servers. Our development systems are still linked to DAS, but if we have to support production that is stored in the SAN, the development systems will eventually have to follow suit. The Petroleum Company is slowly migrating everything to the infrastructure Suggested by MITI.” Benefits: Reducing TCO through a managed storage solution By offering the most advanced network storage solutions, MITI empowers e-businesses throughout the globe by ensuring the steady flow and efficient use of information, making the latest data readily available to users across the enterprise—where it is needed, when it is needed. MITI promotes a proactive information lifecycle management (ILM) strategy. Assessing and eliminating cost of downtime The industry mantra is business continuity, since every user denied information is a potential lost customer. MITI solution, addresses this need by reducing backup windows to seconds while keeping applications online and productive. The Solution provides automatic error detection and dynamic load balancing while allowing storage elements to be added or deleted without interrupting applications. “MITI already has a proven track record and provides excellent support. It means that if we need something or if there is a problem, with just one call, someone can come over and fix it, especially our production systems. Availability is important to us, and MITI support personnel are prepared and can anticipate potential problems. We had an incident where we had something repaired. When the engineer came, he also tended to another part of the system that needed attention. MITI engineers are proactive.” Mamilo Tim Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",8);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"pages/financial_backup_solutions.html","19 Dec 2008","::Partners::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers Financial Backup Solutions FINANCE COMPANY, U.S.A Industry: Banking As one of the largest global benefits delivery firms in the United States, Finance Company serves more than 9 million participants and administers approximately 200 billion in assets in the United States alone. When it was time to replace the company’s physical tape backup systems, Finance Company wanted a solution that would cut backup times, scale easily and work seamlessly in its environment. Finance Company implemented Backup Solution from MITI with two virtual tape library systems and achieved dramatic positive results. THE ENVIRONMENT The Finance Company manages more than 100 TB of stored data–including both participant information and administrative data, such as e-mail, file servers and home directories in data centers in Jacksonville, FL and Quincy, MA. The company’s two data centers function as disaster recovery sites for one another. THE CHALLENGE The company’s IT staff faced several challenges. “First, our storage capacity needs and backup times were growing continuously while our available backup time was shrinking,” said systems integration manager for Finance Company “Third, we were spending too much valuable IT time on handling tapes and addressing tape drive failures,” said the IT head. Finance Company needed a way to perform backups much faster, ensure regulatory compliance and to reduce media management issues. THE EVALUATION Finance Company considered moving to MITI Solution with its existing tape libraries with newer, larger models but quickly concluded that even new tape library equipment would not sufficiently reduce their backup windows or address their media management issues. Next, they evaluated virtual tape library technology as suggested by MITI. “The VTL unit scaled better and was furthest along from a feature standpoint than any of the others,” said the IT head. “We were most sold on MITI’s Solution roadmap and its technical strength on, such as remote replication and data de-duplication.” Finance Company deployed MITI Backup Solution with one 35 TB VTL unit in its 1st data center and a 40 TB unit in its 2nd data center. They also replaced two older physical tape libraries with four DLT 7000 tape drives each to be used for data archiving. The Backup Software and appliances were fully configured by MITI without disruption to the existing Finance Company infrastructure or changes to their software application or backup and retention policies. THE RESULTS Since installing the new infrastructure, Finance Company has cut its 700 GB backup window from 24-30 hours to just four hours. “Cutting our backup window has significantly helped with the overall output of our systems since we have freed-up server resources to perform more batch processing tasks. Robust and scalable, allowing rapid infrastructure up gradation. 40% Cost Savings. Improved Productivity. Reduced back up window from 30 hrs to 4 hrs. “ We were most sold on MITI’s Solution roadmap and its technical strength on, such as remote replication and data de-duplication.”                                                         – I.T Head, Finance Company Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",8);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"pages/abt_san_solutions.html","19 Dec 2008","::Partners::","","","Home | Sitemap | Contact | Mail GO About Us Data Center Solutions Storage Solutions Data De-Duplication Backup Solutions Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization WAN Acceleration IT Security Content Management Partners Casestudy About SAN Solutions Petrochemical SAN Solutions Financial Backup Solutions Educational SAN Solutions Careers About SAN Solutions CPA Firm Makes MITI SAN Solution the Heart of the Data Center Company: Full-service regional accounting and consulting firm Industry: Financial Services Platform: Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003 Applications: Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SQL Server, Citrix® MetaFrame® , SalesLogix® CRM, Oracle® -based medical billing, SharePoint® , CommVault® QiNetix™ Challenges: Cost efficient solution required superior data/application access for professional staff in the field as well as easy management and efficient backup and recovery Solution: Centralized data center eases management, provides provisioning without disruption and improves data protection while additional arrays at a remote site allow for replication one of the 25 largest CPA firms in the United States, employs over 500 people in 11 offices throughout Wisconsin. The Firm offers a wide variety of services to its 9,000 customers, including large corporations, small companies, and individuals. In addition to standard accounting and tax services, the firm offers investment management, retirement planning, medical billing, merger and acquisition management, payroll processing, valuations, and technology consulting on accounting and manufacturing applications. Infrastructure Upgrade In January 2006, CIO Jim Ticker launched an infrastructure overhaul of the Appleton headquarters data center and Green Bay backup data center. This included revamping the wide-area network (WAN), upgrading all desktops and laptops to Windows® XP, migrating from Lotus Notes® to Microsoft Exchange 2003, upgrading the Citrix farm, and shifting to a SharePoint intranet. UNIX® , Windows NT, and Windows 2000 servers were all upgraded to Windows Server 2003. On the storage side, Ticker felt it was time to look for something new. The most pressing problem was an old storage system that was undersized and badly cramping the company’s expansion. Upgrading was complex and costly, and staying with the equipment meant Ticker could buy only half the required capacity increase given his budget. “Also, the existing array was a hassle, ” he continues. “If we wanted to bring in a new server or resize a logical unit number (LUN), we had to call an outside technician. I wanted to manage data in-house. ” After looking at SAN solutions from MITI , Ticker investigated iSCSI- based SANs and found that he could buy the required capacity today and grow it as needed at a reasonable cost. After evaluating solutions from MITI, Ticker found the Storage Consolidation Plan to be superior . “I wasn’t comfortable with the architecture of many of the offerings,” said Ticker. “When I looked at MITI Solution, I found that everything is in one box, and as you scale capacity, performance scales as well.” In addition, he was impressed that the solution had better fault tolerance, reliability, ease of use, and management, as well as advanced functionality such as replication, snapshots, and support for SAN boot. “I f my Exchange server hardware fails, I can re-task another server and have email back up in a matter of minutes – not hours. Now the SAN is the heart of the data center, and servers are just front-end processors to data applications and data on the SAN.” Thanks to MITI Solutions Team. - CIO,Jim Ticker Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. 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An opportunity to learn and develop Health and other benefits Health Benifits Major Medical : MITI provides all employees with comprehensive health insurance coverage with a Direct Access Group. All premiums are fully paid by  \\us and cover all employees as well as their families. Dental Horizon is the choice provider when it comes to keeping up with MITI \'s dental needs. We provide a comprehensive dental PPO plan. Vision We provide an extensive vision plan through Opti-Choice that provides every consultant and dependent with accessible vision care. Home | Sitemap | Private Ploicy | Legal Notice @2008 Millennium Infotech. All rights reserved. Powered by ",5);