Company
Unitrends provides high-speed, cost-effective and easy-to-use business recovery solutions to small and medium-sized businesses through its integrated hardware and software. These solutions enable high-value data protection and business continuity at a price where smaller businesses (as well as departments in larger organizations) can benefit from the advanced technology.
Overview
Unitrends is a privately-held technology company and industry leader in the Business Systems Continuity Market, providing high performance Rapid Recovery appliances that enable small and mid-sized enterprises to quickly regain access to the systems and information that keep them in business when these systems inevitably fail.
Founded in 1989, with its creation of CTAR -- the gold standard in UNIX backup -- Unitrends enables business continuity reliability for SMEs comparable to that of the world's largest companies at a fraction of the cost.
In the event of hardware failure, natural or man-made disasters or software failures caused by viruses, worms or malware, Unitrends' turnkey appliances and embedded proprietary technology allow virtually any system -- regardless of OS -- to be recovered rapidly, back to a desired point in time.
Venture-backed Unitrends competes in the multi-billion worldwide market for Business Systems Continuity by delivering a turnkey solution for Continuous Systems Protection, disk-to-disk high-speed data backup and recovery, off-site electronic vaulting, and automated systems recovery. In addition, Unitrends supports over 23 operating systems.
Unitrends' staff includes business leaders and networking, software and storage experts with vast experience from companies including EMC, Alteon WebSystems, Nortel Networks, AT&T, NCR, SteelEye, Policy Management Systems, Ernst & Young and CommVault.
Company Focus
The Unitrends family of onsite and offsite Rapid Recovery Appliances (DPUs & DPVs) includes everything SMEs need to institute a complete recovery system so they can quickly get back in business when servers and systems fail.