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Service helps find and solve database bottlenecks.
October 24, 2008 -
OracleŽ and SQL database performance optimization service analyzes company infrastructure stacks - from operating system through database, storage, network, and application levels - and provides solutions for uncovered performance issues within 4-day time period. Leveraging non-intrusive data collection and analysis tools as well as expertise of Datalink engineers, service locates performance issue root causes and presents actionable solutions.
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Datalink Launches Database Performance Optimization Service
Service Helps Customers Find and Solve Database Bottlenecks
CHANHASSEN, Minn., Oct. 14 -- Datalink (NASDAQ:DTLK), an independent information storage architect, today announced a new service to help companies overcome Oracle(R) and SQL database and supporting infrastructure performance issues. Datalink's database performance optimization service analyzes company infrastructure stacks from the operating system through the database, storage, network and application levels, and provides solutions for the often hundreds of uncovered performance issues.
Many organizations are challenged with database performance tuning and troubleshooting. A typical company may spend weeks or even months attempting to identify and solve database infrastructure performance issues only to realize that the root problem is still unaddressed. Datalink's unique new service promises to identify issues and present actionable solutions in a four day time period.
There are a number of factors that contribute to database performance degradation. Rapidly growing and changing data is a leading cause. However, companies often have multiple vendor solutions on top of many layers of infrastructure that slow performance and make problems difficult to identify. This leads to a number of negative business ramifications including unmet service level agreements, dissatisfied customers, missed backup windows and reports that take too long to run. Datalink's database performance optimization service utilizes advanced data collection and analysis tools and the expertise of Datalink engineers to find performance issue root causes and provide recommendations and solutions.
"Our database optimization service saves companies time and money and improves the performance of their database environment," said Rob Beyer, senior vice president of field operations, Datalink. "Our non-intrusive tools and expert engineers are uniquely positioned to help companies identify and solve countless bottlenecks."
About Datalink
An information storage architect since 1987, Datalink helps organizations store, manage, and protect one of their most critical assets -- information. The company's solutions and services span four practices: backup and recovery; consolidation and virtualization; archive and compliance; and business applications. From analysis and design to implementation, management, and support, Datalink is focused on maximizing the business value of IT. For more information about Datalink services, contact Datalink at (800) 448-6314, or visit Datalink online at http://www.datalink.com/.
CONTACT: Bob Connolly of Datalink, 1-800-448-6314, bconnolly@datalink.com
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Phone: 800-448-6314
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Name: Datalink
Address: 8170 Upland Circle
City: Chanhassen
State: MN
ZIP: 55317
Country: USA
Phone: 800-448-6314
http://www.datalink.com
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