IBM Optim ’s
Active Archive™ Solutions are helping companies worldwide “store smarter” to
improve application performance and availability, while deferring or
eliminating costly hardware and software upgrades and expansions. These
solutions represent proven technology designed especially for complex
enterprise relational databases. With active archiving, infrequently
accessed data (reference data) can be “set aside” or removed from the
production environment and still be “close at hand” (active). Setting aside
"active reference data" reduces database overload, speeds application
response time and reduces the cost of operation.
IBM and Beacon Application Services have teamed up to adapt
IBM’s industry-leading active archive technology for use with
PeopleSoft Solutions. Transaction intensive, real-time applications collect large volumes of
historical financial data that is maintained online, degrading performance
and slowing critical response time. IBM Optim provides an ideal
strategic solution.
Using Optim, historical financial data can
be removed from PeopleSoft production databases and placed in one or more,
easy-to-manage Archive Files. Mission-critical data remains in the
production database, available at peak performance. The active reference
data is easy to research and selectively restore when needed, days or even
years later. Active archiving is a major advance because it preserves the
accuracy, integrity and business context of the archived data, keeping it
available for continued use. Now, companies can manage large volumes of data
more efficiently and improve the performance and availability of PeopleSoft
Systems, while reducing costs.
Over 2000 of the world’s largest companies in more than 30 countries rely on
enterprise solutions from Princeton Softech to deploy and implement
sophisticated web, open systems and mainframe applications. To learn more
about active archiving, visit:
http://www.optimsolution.com/solutions/Optim/PeopleSoft.asp.
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