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archive (ar´kīv),
n the storage of older, rarely required data or patient information in a cheaper and/or more compact form.
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In partnering with Nirvanix, Atempo now offers a file archiving software to seamlessly identify, link and move archive files from the enterprise out into cloud storage- Mid-size and large organizations that select ADA's cloud storage option retain the software's rich and unique features, while benefiting from the security, flexibility and economic advantages offered by Nirvanix's powerful SDN.
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