Allied Bakeries opts for Double-Take

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Allied Bakeries, manufacturer of breads such as Kingsmill and Sunblest, has purchased a data replication product that supports disaster recovery and business continuity.

Allied Bakeries, manufacturer of breads such as Kingsmill and Sunblest, has purchased a data replication product that supports disaster recovery and business continuity.


 

The company bought the NSI Double-Take solution because of the fail over options to backup servers, and its ease of configuration, supplier Sunbelt System Software claims.

 

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