CERTIFIED DATA RECOVERY EXPERTS

	Data Media Format Platform Conversion Services

If your company has the need to store old data records that are critical to its operation, then its time for you to consider converting your older media using up-to-date platforms. SalvageData can show you how to migrate data from your older hardware and their technology platforms to the more commonly used and efficient platforms of today.

Our data media conversion services encompass converting UNIX storage formats to Linux and Windows NT based file systems. SalvageData is way ahead of the pack when it comes to developing the latest tape conversion and disk drive services and utilities that can convert UNIX archives into Linux or Windows NT formats. We invest heavily in ongoing research to ensure that we stay ahead of the curve in technological advancements.

SalvageData's services also include the changing of your data structure to accommodate different or new uses for your data. For example, this could include converting your data from EBCIDIC to ASCII.

Media Conversion is accomplished by creating a copy of data from one piece of media or another. Ordinarily, the process is a straight binary bit-for-bit imaging procedure, with the types of input or output being irrelevant.

Transferring data between logical formats is the definition of Format Conversion. This enables the reading of data that are written on different platforms. For example, Format Conversion makes it possible to read a tape on a NT platform that was written as a UNIX TAR file.

Our experienced team of SalvageData media data conversion specialists stand ready to assist you with your data-conversion needs! We can efficiently move your data from media to media. SalvageData is expert at moving terabits of data from antiquated computer platforms onto up-to-date, more efficient systems. Our team of experienced engineers can handle the most complex and delicate projects, according to your deadline, because they use the latest automated processes and data conversion tools.