Capital Continuity Cloud Backup and Recovery Solutions Integrates Recovery Point

Capital Continuity announced that its Business Interruption Protection software (BIPs) is integrated into Recovery Point‘s cloud backup and recovery solution set.

“The addition of Capital Continuity’s technology expands our RaaS portfolio and allows us to deploy industrial strength, HA cloud recovery solutions to the AIX marketplace, as well as Intel and iSeries,” explained Marc Langer, president, Recovery Point Systems, Inc. “For the first time, we have the ability to restore complex AIX environments in a matter of minutes.“

Recovery Point is enhancing its cloud backup and recovery solution set to meet increasing client needs for hybrid solutions that address both DR after major outages and instant recovery for ‘always on’ critical applications.

“Recovery Point is an established leader in providing integrated BC and DR solutions,” said Lee Exall, MD, Capital Continuity. “We are proud that Recovery Point has selected our BIPs technology as part of its commitment to provide guaranteed protection and recovery across North America.“

Recovery Point offers an array of salable cloud-based backup and recovery solutions for environments ranging from the IBM mainframe though nearly all midrange platforms to physical and virtual Wintel environments. These Recovery as a Service (RaaS) solutions eliminate tape-based restores as the primary method of application recovery and result in improved RPOs and RTOs. They can be applied to any size requirement, from gigabytes to petabytes, with support for both customer-owned and Recovery Point-provided solutions.

Recovery Point combines technologies with a network and secure hosting infrastructure to make RaaS programs affordable for a range of clients. Hybrid solutions, which leverage client-dedicated storage with Recovery Point’s inventory of advanced technology, keep costs and recovery times down.

“Capital Continuity delivers a cost effective, elegant solution for UNIX that allows Recovery Point to expand its RaaS capabilities to previously underserved environments in an easy-to-deploy, cost-effective way,” said Langer. “When we’ve previewed the software to customers, they’ve been amazed by the speed in which we can recover and restore their critical systems.“