RDX Storage Alliance With New Web Site

The RDX Storage Alliance, a non-profit community of RDX removable disk technology professionals, is expanding the alliance community internationally and will begin with the launch of the RDX Storage Alliance website in Japanese.

The local language website will provide Japanese storage professionals a means to research and learn about RDX removable disk technology, solution use cases and partners from a single RDX repository. The RDX Storage Alliance is a non-profit professional community comprised of customers, storage professionals, industry experts, RDX vendors and partners who are committed to sharing informative and engaging RDX solutions, best practices, and practical use-cases for companies to optimize and simplify data back-up, archive, compliance and disaster recovery while reducing associated costs.

"The RDX storage website will be very beneficial to Japanese RDX users that want to research RDX technology and solutions," said Masayoshi Matsuzawa, Director of Tandberg Data Japan. "We are very pleased that the RDX Storage Alliance is supporting the Japanese community of storage professionals and the OEMs that provide RDX products to our market."

"Interest in RDX storage technology is growing quickly in Japan," said Kuniyoshi Matsui, Vice President North Asia, Imation. "We are excited that the RDX Storage Alliance is launching an informative, community-based website for Japanese storage professionals. This demonstrates the commitment that the alliance and its partners have to supporting the RDX community in Japan."

"Today the RDX Storage Alliance website is accessed by storage professionals across six continents. Our RDX user members and partners have grown significantly," said Karl Chen, Executive Director of the RDX Storage Alliance. "We are committed to increasing the availability of our content worldwide beginning with a local Japanese version of the website."

OEM partners of the RDX storage technology around the world include industry leaders BDT, Dell, Fujitsu, Hitachi, HP, IBM, Imation, Maxell, NEC, ProStor Systems, and Tandberg Data.