Arrow ECS to distribute EMC Data Domain

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Arrow Enterprise Computing Solutions (ECS) has signed on to distribute the full suite of EMC Data Domain deduplication storage products for North America and the UK.

Says Steve Pearce, managing director for DNS Arrow: “DNS Arrow, with its strength in data storage, is always looking to work with the best available technologies. Data Domain has quickly shown itself to be a leader in data deduplication and management and is therefore an ideal vendor to add to the DNS Arrow portfolio.”

“Arrow ECS has a record of providing outstanding support to storage resellers through education, training, and marketing support,” says Shane Jackson, senior director of product marketing and channel marketing, EMC Backup Recovery Systems Division. “In addition, the Arrow ECS line card includes many EMC Data Domain technology partners, which gives resellers the ability to confidently assemble and deploy best-of-breed solutions.”

Aside from the agreement with DNS, Data Domain has also signed with EMC’s existing distributors in the UK, Avnet and Magirus.

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