Novell has introduced Novell Dynamic File Services, which allows organizations to automatically and dynamically manage data down to an individual file basis, including the ability to archive data to cloud storage providers like Amazon S3, Box, CloudMe and Dropbox.
With this announcement, Novell adds to its long standing status as the industry leader in enterprise level tools for file access and management and printing.
“The release of Novell Dynamic File Services is an answer to the rapidly growing concern of managing massive amounts of unstructured data being developed in the enterprise,” said Eric Varness, Vice President of Product Management and Marketing at Novell.
“Businesses today continue to drive intelligence through stored files and with Novell, users can control what happens to those files based on the organizations’ most important business drivers. Novell Dynamic File Services complements existing infrastructures, and helps IT professionals ensure better use of its high-performance storage systems while ensuring users stay productive.”
Novell Dynamic File Services gets the most out of existing hardware, while at the same time getting maximum value from the businesses initial storage investment without changing the way users work.
Novell Dynamic File Services eases the burden of compliance by assigning the who, what and where to keep unstructured data organized. The stand-alone software runs on servers in the background virtually invisible to users, managing files without disrupting workflow.
Novell Dynamic File Services is currently available. The MSRP license cost is $15 per user. Alternatively, you can purchase the entire Novell File Management Suite (Novell Storage Manager, Novell Dynamic File Services and Novell File Reporter) for $38 per user.
