Yosemite Technologies to Participate in Microsoft Webcast

1 January 1970

Yosemite Technologies(TM), a global provider of backup solutions that span from single server environments
to the enterprise, announced they will participate in Microsoft's TechNet Webcast titled "Disk-to-disk-to-tape Backup with DPM and Yosemite." Yosemite has supported the Microsoft(R) System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) since its beta release. This webcast will show how DPM enables you to streamline your backup infrastructure, use tape more effectively in the datacenter, and lower your overall cost on administrative overhead while protecting the data in your branches.

The Yosemite Backup(TM) product line, designed to meet the needs of organizations with one to thousands of servers, seamlessly integrates backup, replication and data recovery when used in conjunction with DPM.

As the latest member of the Windows Server family, Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) is a server software application that is designed from the ground up to optimize disk-based backup and recovery.
Backing up data to disk provides the fastest way to recover data lost to user error or software and hardware corruption. With Data Protection Manager, recovering information is as simple as browsing a share and copying directly from the Data Protection Manager to the production server.

Yosemite Backup provides users of DPM with:

* The ability to integrate the backup of replication volumes into the
standard backup schedule, extending the protection of replicated
data on DPM disks to include backup on a variety of media and
disaster recovery
* Data protection across any media, including disk, tape, optical and
virtual tape libraries such as Yosemite's D2D2Ne(TM) (Disk-to-Disk-
to-Any), so disk can be used to stage data and tape can be used for
long term storage and/or archiving data
* Backup of DPM replicas from any Yosemite Backup Master Server,
allowing administrators to consolidate backups, which reduces costs
and simplifies the backup process
* Direct data restoration from the backup media to the production
volume, allowing for faster data recovery and reduced costs.

"Yosemite is pleased to be invited by Microsoft to participate in their TechNet Webcast on disk-to-disk-to-tape backup with DPM and Yosemite," said John Maxwell, senior vice president of product management and marketing at Yosemite Technologies. "Yosemite Backup was the first backup software product to provide integration with DPM showing our commitment to being a leader in backup solutions for the Microsoft Windows Server platform."

To request a trial of Yosemite Backup Advanced, please visit http://www.yosemitetech.com. For additional information on Yosemite's Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager solution, visit http://www.yosemitetech.com/dpm . To register for the TechNet webcast, go to http://www.microsoft.com/dpm .

About Yosemite Technologies
Yosemite Technologies(TM) is a global provider of backup software solutions that span from single server environments to the enterprise. Yosemite develops heterogeneous solutions that protect environments running
Microsoft(R) Windows, Linux, Novell NetWare(R) and UNIX. Yosemite's flagship product, Yosemite Backup(TM) Advanced, represents the next generation of enterprise backup software with Self Tuning Logic(TM) for fast backup and restore operations and an integrated Virtual Library option, D2D2Ne(TM), that provides multi-level, heterogeneous "disk-to-disk-to-any" backup. Yosemite has developed strong technology and channel partnerships with leading companies including HP, Dell, Microsoft, Quantum, Gateway and Iomega. The company's
commitment to Backup Simplified(TM) represents Yosemite's focus on delivering products that offer unmatched performance, ease-of-use and value. For more information, visit http://www.yosemitetech.com.

NOTE: Yosemite Backup is a registered trademark of Yosemite Technologies, Inc. All other product and company names herein may be trademarks of their registered owners.

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