Email archiving is a systematic approach to saving and protecting the data contained in e-mail messages so it can be accessed quickly when required. Today's compliance legislation and legal discovery rules have made it necessary for many IT departments to manage the entire company's email archiving, so that specific messages can be located in minutes, not weeks. Ace Data offers solutions such as policy-based email archiving software applications that allow IT managers to manage large email archives, as well as to free up space on production servers and speed up backup and retrieval times.

Considering the current scenario, enormous information growth has indeed taken place. All type of information!!! We store - files – documents, excel sheets, pdf, PowerPoint files. This information is critical to every organisation. However, these files are scattered so it becomes difficult to access from servers and other applications. Also the value of this information also keeps changing from time to time. We offer solutions to automatically archive inactive data from DAS, SAN, NAS in Linux, Unix and Windows server environments. Our file server archival solutions manage rapid growing data growth to ensure improved productivity and compliance, plus faster, more reliable recovery.

Database Archiving moves less frequently used data out of the on-line transactional databases. This reduces the size of the on-line databases and makes overall operations quicker. By separating the on-line and off-line data into two separate files, reporting becomes much quicker. The databases inherently become more reliable because the indexes in the on-line database are smaller and are thus updated more quickly during editing and saving. Lastly, because archive files hold all the data ever accumulated, they are much more useful for historical (trend) reporting.

Storage Resource Management (SRM) is the process of optimising the efficiency and speed with which the available drive space is utilised in a storage area network (SAN). In recent years, numerous programs have become available that can help SAN administrators accomplish this task. This diverts the burden of performing the chore manually, which can be considerable, away from administrators. Functions of an SRM program include data storage, data collection, data backup, data recovery, SAN performance analysis, storage virtualisation, storage provisioning, forecasting  future needs, maintaining activity logs, user authentication, protecting from hackers and worms, and management of network expansion. An SRM solution may be offered as a stand-alone product, or as part of an integrated program suite.