From October 14th to 18th, Information2 showed up at the 44th GITEX GLOBAL exhibition (GITEX GLOBAL 2024), one of the world’s largest technology exhibitions.

During the exhibition, we showcased the data replication product series and solutions to the global market in collaboration with IT Force, helping global clients achieve efficient and reliable data management and accelerating their digital transformation process.

At the exhibition site, Information2 attracted numerous overseas peers and users for communication. Meanwhile, Information2’s series of solutions, including real-time data replication, scheduled data backup and offsite protection, cloud-native backup, disaster recovery with high availability and data rollback, and virtualization disaster recovery, won widespread praise for their powerful functionality and flexibility.

Five Representitive Solutions: Accelerating Users’ Digital Transformation

• Real-Time Data Replication

The real-time data replication solution leverages byte-level replication technology to achieve efficient data transmission with low latency and bandwidth usage. It supports data replication for various application systems and database services, meeting the needs of complex scenarios such as one-to-many and many-to-one.

• Scheduled Data Backup and Offsite Protection

The scheduled data backup and offsite protection solution provides flexible backup methods and multiple backup storage media options, ensuring comprehensive data protection and offsite disaster recovery capabilities.

• Cloud-Native Backup

The cloud-native backup solution is characterized by safety, reliability, and load balancing, providing robust support for data protection in cloud environments.

• Disaster Recovery with High Availability and Data Rollback

The disaster recovery with high availability and data rollback solution ensures business continuity and data recoverability through real-time replication of operational IO, comprehensive monitoring, and flexible switching strategies.

• Virtualization Disaster Recovery

The virtualization disaster recovery solution, featuring no agents, automation, and cross-platform compatibility, provides an efficient and convenient disaster recovery solution for virtualized environments.

Practices Across Multiple Industries: Recognized by Global Clients

Information2’s successful practices in multiple industries worldwide further demonstrate its overseas capabilities. From financial services and telecommunications operators to energy and automotive services, Information2’s products and technologies have been successfully applied in numerous large overseas projects, providing solid support for clients’ digital transformation and business development.

• In the real-time disaster recovery solution for Indian financial service provider Saggraha, Information2’s real-time data replication software i2COOPY ensured data consistency between the production and disaster recovery ends, safeguarding its digital transformation. 
• For Saudi telecommunications operator Zain’s offsite high availability disaster recovery solution, Information2 used i2COOPY for real-time data backup and i2Availability for high availability systems, effectively mitigating the risk of business interruption.
• In Indonesian mining giant PAMA’s CloudCDM cloud disaster recovery solution, Information2, based on a hybrid IT architecture, achieved data storage and backup on cloud-based EVS hard drives, solving the challenge of data backup and disaster recovery from local to cloud centers.
• For Chilean automaker Grupo Automotriz Cordillera’s high availability disaster recovery solution, Information2’s high availability disaster recovery management software i2Availability monitored the system operation status of the production server in real-time and could switch the application to Huawei Cloud’s international disaster recovery center with one click when detecting various anomalies causing the source end to be unreachable.

In addition, Information2 has served numerous other large overseas clients, including Malaysia’s LPPSA Phase, Nigeria’s Royal Exchange, Thailand’s AIS, India’s Disha Bank, and Qatar’s Meeza.