Data protection management software maker Bocada on 1 November released upgrades to its Prism platform that include improved reporting on trending analysis and enhanced performance for rendering reports on large-scale data sets.
Bocada, which created the Data Protection Service Management (DPSM) model, developed its Prism product to serve as a purpose-built storage platform that intuitively helps users get through the multi-phase DPSM process.
Prism is designed expressly for backup service providers, MSPs and SAAS vendors, as well as user organisations focused on delivering reliable data protection services to internal or external customers.
One of the essential steps in the DPSM process is policy analysis, which requires the ability to see the impact of system policy changes via trend reports.
Bocada Prism R2 adds five new trending reports which help enterprises better understand data protection activity over a window of time, chief executive Nancy Hurley told eWEEK.
“Trending reports are essential for determining if the operation is running as expected, and to highlight if there are changes that must be made in order to help meet backup windows or reduce costs by eliminating excess storage use,” Hurley said.
New reports covered in the R2 edition, according to Bocada, are:
“Standardising on the DPSM process allows IT organisations to realise several benefits including streamlined operations, reduced TCO, and improvements in customer satisfaction,” Enterprise Strategy Group Senior Analyst Lauren Whitehouse said. “Bocada Prism is a step above simple backup reporting tools.”
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