February 19, 2008 – CoActiv will showcase its Exam-Vault data storage system that includes Quad-Redundant Archiving, which stores each study in four separate locations in order to protect from possible disaster, and also provides immediate business continuity, designed to restore data access in emergency situationsin seconds, at HIMSS 2008.

Exam-Server, usually located at the image site to store recent images for six to 12 months, provides online data availability. More online storage can be found at data centers housing redundant-mirrored multiterabyte RAID arrays. Both centers reside on different power grids and Internet peering points to ensure emergency coverage. Further, exams are archived permanently to two copies of removable spinning media.

Exam-Vault can be integrated with other PACS solutions and comes with a 100 percent Up-Time Archive guarantee.

For more information: www.coactiv.com


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