Sanovi To Provide DRM Solutions For UID Project
Sanovi Technologies has won the Disaster Recovery Management contract for Phase 1 of India's UID project.
Sanovi Technologies Pvt Ltd, the market leader in Disaster Recovery Management software, today announced that it has won the recovery management contract for India's Unique Identification (UID) project, 'Aadhaar'.
As part of the agreement, Sanovi Technologies will provide Disaster Recovery Management (DRM) software that combines monitoring, reporting, testing and drill automation capabilities for this data-intensive UID project. This scalable, industry standards based and easy-to-use solution will be used at the datacentres in Bangalore and New Delhi to support the Aadhaar project.
"It is a great honour for us to be associated with such a prestigious project of the Government of India like Aadhaar (Unique Identification Project)," said Chandra Sekhar Pulamarasetti, Founder & CEO, Sanovi Technologies. "It's a great opportunity for us to be part of a historic national exercise." he added.
Aadhaar aims to identify billions of Indians uniquely on the basis of their demographic information and biometrics. The project maintains a massive record of information of billions of people, including ongoing data collection, validation, issue and constant verification of identity. Mindful of the recent disasters and tremendous data losses in Japan and Egypt, a recovery management solution to manage and maintain the Aadhaar project is important.
"All eGovernance projects require highly scalable and reliable Disaster Recovery Solutions due to the critical nature of the projects. Sanovi DRM software enables a robust DR program for non-stop availability of eGovernance services. We are excited to be part of this mission mode project." said Ashis Guha, President of Sales, Sanovi Technologies. "This win reaffirms that we are the leading players in the DRM industry", he added.

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