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Disaster Recovery using Replify

Ensuring your data is backed up and safe from outages is a vital task for an enterprise and most will have some sort of backup and recovery mechanism in place. But to make the backup really safe, you want the data to be somewhere other than where it's being generated and consumed

Don’t SharePoint while Walking

Mike Harmon at Harmon.ie drew my attention to a fun video they've put together: Don't SharePoint while walking. Nicely done.

Mac and Linux Client release

There are many many Mac users out there who love their Macbook and we have good news for them - we're just about to ship a Replify Accelerator Client for Mac. And just to balance things out, we're simultaneously going to ship a client for Linux.

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Altobridge Selects Replify for Data Optimisation Platform

We're delighted to reveal that Altobridge have chosen Replify's Accelerator technology as a key differentiating technology for their new range of GSM base-stations.

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New Case Study – Care Ratings in India

Our partner, Swan Solutions & Services, has just concluded a very successful deployment in India. The customer was Credit Analysis & Research Limited or CARE Ratings as it is more popularly known and it is one of India’s most well regarded establishments within the banking and financial industry

Like SharePoint only fast

The Enterprise Content Management war is over. It couldn't have been foreseen, but it wasn't won by Opentext or Documentum or Filenet, or any of the companies that defined the space originally.

Networking Magazine Report on WOCs

The UK journal Networking has run a great report on WAN Optimization Contollers going into the subject with level of discussion it deserves.

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Replify Accelerates Data Passing Over Protocols

In my last blog I referred to Riverbed's complaint that BlueCoat were abusing data to make their products look better than Riverbeds. Today I find that a potential customer has been told by Riverbed that we only accelerate a fraction of the applications they do, because we are a Virtual Appliance.

I like offload, and I like acceleration, but which is better?

well, there's only one way to find out...FIGHT! Ok apologies for invoking a TV show known only in the UK (Harry Hill's TV Burp) but it seemed a good way to frame the question.

EMA award Replify “Best Mobility Strategy”

EMA, an industry analyst, has just released their EMA WAN Optimization Radar Report I listened to their webex yesterday and I've read the report and it's pretty interesting.