Jun 21, 2004 : OpenAccess Offering Arsenal ViaRemote

📅 June 21, 2004 - Arsenal Digital Solutions (arsenaldigital.com), a developer of storage management solutions for Web hosting and network service providers, announced on Monday that OpenAccess (openaccessinc.com) an ethernet metropolitan area network provider, will offer Arsenal's ViaRemote service, a fully managed, network-based data protection service. OpenAccess will offer the service to its customers on Long Island and Manhattan. OpenAcess will market ViaRemote to new and existing customers while Arsenal will manage and deliver the service.

"With the rise of mission-critical applications and the increasing pressure of regulatory compliance, business continuity plans are rapidly becoming a top priority for our customers," says Jeff Amorosana, CEO of OpenAccess."In addition to the policies and procedures being crafted for handling these scenarios, companies are increasingly recognizing the critical need to protect the data at the heart of their business. Arsenal ViaRemote is a turnkey, ultra-reliable utility service that makes it fast, easy and cost-effective for our customers to utilize their network to remotely protect and restore their data in the event of downtime."
OpenAccess' metro area network currently has coverage over 500 multi-tenant buildings, universities and major hospital campuses in the Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, Brooklyn and New York City markets.
"Arsenal's ViaRemote helps service providers like OpenAccess significantly enhance their revenue stream with a value-added service that their customers need to operate in today's business climate," says Frank Brick, chairman and CEO of Arsenal Digital Solutions. "Through its on-demand model, ViaRemote enables OpenAccess customers to cost-effectively backup corporate data to a secure offsite facilityproviding business-critical data protection and peace of mind."

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