Cloyd also says the new version of software is much more scaleable: On a single server, Overland SRM 3 can support up to 20 million files. "Other people will take 20 to 30 hours to scan that," he says. "We can scan that, load it in the database, and be up and running in 8 hours."
Overland's SRM customers include tech products distributor Bell Microproducts (Nasdaq: BELM) and Government Employees Hospital Association Inc. (GEHA), the federal health plan provider.
Adds Cloyd, "Nobody has an 'SRM project.' They have server consolidation or data migration projects. SRM only delivers value in the context of one of those projects."
Another SRM player, Dallas-based startup Tek-Tools Inc.
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