February 2010
Storage Fusion announces a major new release of Storage Resource Analysis.
Storage Fusion is pleased to announce the latest release of Storage Resource Analysis (SRA).
The main features of this release include:
"This is a very significant release in terms of additional features and capability. This release is the culmination of our product engineers working directly with partners and customers in prioritising features. It’s great to see the results appearing so quickly in this latest release which is an obvious benefit of using the SaaS delivery model. Our commitment to SaaS technology guarantees a great continual improvement programme and an unsurpassed ability to implement enhancements quickly" explains Peter White, Operations Manager at Storage Fusion.
SRA Release 3.2 will be generally available (GA) from the middle of February 2010.
Storage Fusion announces a major new release of Storage Resource Analysis.
Storage Fusion is pleased to announce the latest release of Storage Resource Analysis (SRA).
The main features of this release include:
- Context sensitive online help.
- Dedicated (Dashboard Tabs) for Storage Virtualisation and Thin Provisioning.
- Analysis of EMC RecoverPoint for CLARiiON arrays.
- Trending - Including covering the tiering and environmental analytics.
- Platform Support for IBM XIV and EMC VMAX
- A New Fabric module which will further enhance exception reporting.
"This is a very significant release in terms of additional features and capability. This release is the culmination of our product engineers working directly with partners and customers in prioritising features. It’s great to see the results appearing so quickly in this latest release which is an obvious benefit of using the SaaS delivery model. Our commitment to SaaS technology guarantees a great continual improvement programme and an unsurpassed ability to implement enhancements quickly" explains Peter White, Operations Manager at Storage Fusion.
SRA Release 3.2 will be generally available (GA) from the middle of February 2010.