Data Storage Corporation Announces Multi-Million Dollar Contract

Data Storage Corporation announced its wholly-owned subsidiary, Flagship Solutions Group, LLC, has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract with one of the nation’s most recognized professional sports teams.

Under the agreement, the company will provide a modernized and encrypted storage infrastructure to support the team, the stadium and its affiliates.

The project will expand the security of the on-premise storage and cloud backup services, while empowering the team to get more value out of their data and mitigate security threats including ransomware. The project leverages IBM’s Storage, data resilience, flash, zero trust identities and data, and Power10 capabilities to predict threats, secure data and modernize the technology infrastructure.

“We are pleased to announce this important contract with a major US professional sports franchise, as it illustrates the traction we’re gaining in the market. We were selected based on the scalability and performance of our solutions, which provides further validation of our Flagship acquisition last year. This award is also a direct result of our new marketing strategy, focused on key industries: sports & entertainment, banking & finance, healthcare and government. While Intel and Windows servers have been undergoing a massive migration to the cloud over the past eight years, the IBM Power server market has only begun this transition and we are clearly at the forefront of this emerging multi-billion-dollar market. We have built a robust proposal pipeline heading into 2022 and remain confident in the outlook for the business,” stated Chuck Piluso, CEO.

“While no one can predict when a cyberattack might occur, there are proactive measures organizations can take to mitigate data loss and prevent potential disruption to business operations. Among large sports organizations, efficiency and effectiveness are fundamental in keeping the business operations running as usual, which includes storage security and analyses to monitor and improve operations,” commented Mark Wyllie, CEO, Flagship Solutions Group.