Overview: Attune Systems solutions reduce file management complexity for enterprise, government, and education storage environments while slashing operating costs and increasing scalability. The company's flagship product, the Maestro File Manager, is a file virtualization appliance that helps IT administrators discover, analyze, manage, and optimize their existing, heterogeneous file storage resources without impacting end-users. Attune solutions provide non-disruptive data migration, server retirement, data consolidation, tiering, and global namespace across Windows-based file servers and NAS devices, allowing administrators to recognize a clear ROI and payback within months. File virtualization is the low-risk, high-impact first step towards implementing an effective File Area Network (FAN).

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Data Migration and Consolidation: Leveraging Your Current Assets to Build a Centralized Storage Solution with the Maestro File Manager by Attune Systems, Inc.. April 2008 - The Maestro volume manager allows multiple types of storage to be consolidated into grow-able storage repositories that can then be shared out to applications and users.

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Disaster Recovery: Leveraging Maestro File Manager and Low-cost Storage to Build a DR Solution within Your Budget by Attune Systems, Inc.. April 2008 - Maestro’s storage consolidation provides the perfect platform upon which to build a cost- effective Disaster Recovery (DR) Solution.

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Five Easy Steps You Can Take to Understand Your Windows-Based Storage Infrastructure: How Finding Out "What You Don't Know" and Making Simple Changes Will save You Time, Resources, and Money by Attune Systems, Inc.. April 2008 - This paper describes the five easy steps you can take to under- stand your windows compatible file system storage.

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Granite Telecommunications: Joint Microsoft and Attune Customer Optimizes Existing IT Resources with Attune's Microsoft Windows-based File Virtualization by Attune Systems, Inc.. April 2008 - For Granite Telecommunications exactly how to achieve their plan was a stumbling block until the company witnessed the combined power of Attune and Microsoft with the companies’ joint Microsoft Windows-based file virtualization solution.

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Increasing the Value from Your Dedupe Solutions: Attune Systems Maestro File Manager and File Virtualization Improve ROI of Dedupe Solutions in Windows-Compatible Environments by Attune Systems, Inc.. June 2008 - This paper describes some real world benefits Attune customers have seen using the intelligent combination of the Maestro File Manger with leading deduplication storage solutions.

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Network File Management with the Maestro File Manager™: Simplify File Storage Management, Reduce Escalating Storage Costs, and Leverage Existing Investments without Disrupting Users or Business Processes by Attune Systems, Inc.. June 2008 - Network File Management is a new category of file serving products that help enterprises simplify the management of their file storage devices and deliver higher service levels.

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Six Steps to the Successful Design and Implementation of a Global Namespace: Improve Storage Administration, Cut Costs, and Simplify User Access to Data by Attune Systems, Inc.. April 2008 - This paper contains a list of the six key steps to follow when exploring and implementing a Global Namespace solution.

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Tiered Storage with Deduplication: Combining Complementary Leading-edge Technologies to Create a Flexible, Cost-effective Data Storage and Archiving Solution by Attune Systems, Inc.. April 2008 - Data Domain systems reduce the overall cost of storage by utilizing less space, power, and data center footprint for improved data archiving and retention.

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Transforming File Management with Global Namespace Technology: Presenting Files and Other Assets within the Organization in a Logical, Virtual, and Easily Understandable View by Attune Systems, Inc.. June 2008 - This paper examines the storage challenges faced by IT management and specifically in regards to file and data movement; the paper defines a Global Namespace and describes how it delivers benefits to IT and end-users.

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