Today Datadobi unveiled the latest version its migration software, Datadobi DobiMigrate 5.8. DobiMigrate 5.8 is said to enhance integrity reporting of migrations. It does this through enhanced chain of custody that, by default, proves every document, file, or electronic object is an exact copy of its counterpart on the source system at the time of cutover.
Today Datadobi unveiled the latest version its migration software, Datadobi DobiMigrate 5.8. DobiMigrate 5.8 is said to enhance integrity reporting of migrations. It does this through enhanced chain of custody that, by default, proves every document, file, or electronic object is an exact copy of its counterpart on the source system at the time of cutover.
Founded in 2010, by Ian Leysen, Kim Marivoet, Ives Aerts, and Michael Jack (founders that were all instrumental in designing and building EMC Centera, the first ever commercial object storage platform), Datadobi is headquartered in Leuven, Flemish Brabant, Belgium. The company’s main focus is on data migration software though they dabble in data management and storage software solutions as well.
Over the past few years, several data protection measures (aimed at maintaining the integrity and security of customer’s data) have cropped up over the world. The most well-known being GDPR. This represents strict rules over confidentiality, integrity, and security of electronic information. These rules also apply when data is being migrated. Datadobi claims that DobiMigrate 5.8 provides this data protection for customers by both default and design. They go on further to state that DobiMigrate 5.8 provides IT professionals, legal teams, and compliance officers, as well as the C-suite with the knowledge that the integrity of their filesystem data will be fully preserved throughout a migration process.
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