About ITCom

Information Technology Communications Services - or ITCom - is part of the Information Technology Central Services Division (ITCS) of the University of Michigan. ITCom provides telephone services to students, faculty, and staff at the University’s Ann Arbor, Flint, and Dearborn campuses; and provides computer, data network, and video services to the Ann Arbor campus. ITCom’s mission is to serve University of Michigan research, teaching, learning, and administrative communities through the provision of valued communications services which enable people to connect to people and people to connect to information.

About the University of Michigan

The University of Michigan, with its size, complexity, and academic strength, the breadth of its scholarly resources and the quality of its faculty and students, is one of America's great public universities and one of the world's premiere research institutions. The University is a community of outstanding faculty, talented students, and committed staff who learn and work in a stimulating intellectual environment enriched by diverse cultural and social opportunities. Founded: 1817, President: Mary Sue Coleman Campuses: Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Flint, Enrollment: 53,000 on all campuses

About YaGUSA Technology

YaGUSA Technology, a part of the YaGUSA group, was founded in 1995. It includes and engineering and support staff of about 40 professionals servicing large organizations, developers and service providers at sites throughout the world. YaGUSA Technology has branches in Israel, Poland, Norway, Atlanta Georgia and in Ann Arbor Michigan. The firm is a leader in the field of IT solutions and telecom integration, and provides high level consulting services to enterprises and organizations.

About the iSCSI V Switch™
The iSCSI V Switch™ is a network centric, storage management and virtualization solution. It includes the iSCSI V Switch™ 3000 hardware and a browser based management GUI. The iSCSI V Switch™ supports the new, standards based, iSCSI TCP/IP storage protocol in addition to the existing fibre-channel and SCSI storage protocols. This provides iSCSI hosts with secure and trusted access to a variety of logical volumes residing on diverse storage systems within a SAN. Network administrators can define new logical volumes from pooled storage resources independent of physical barriers such as enclosures, physical disks, protocols, and distance. It provides volume mirroring, striping, remote copy, drive concatenation, precise LUN carving, multi-pathing, port performance aggregation, selectable QoS per host, in addition to port, path, and V Switch fail-over.

About SANRAD

SANRAD is an original equipment manufacturer and developer of the iSCSI V Switch. SANRAD was founded in 2000 and incorporated in Delaware, USA, with sales, marketing and support offices located in Silicon Valley / San Francisco Bay Area, CA. Research and development, EMEA and APAC sales offices are located in Tel Aviv, Israel, and include several joint development partnerships with US companies. SANRAD’s mission is to provide secure and manageable SAN solutions over LAN, MAN and WAN. SANRAD’s resources are dedicated to the storage virtualization and management market. SANRAD is a member of the RAD Group.

About the RAD Group

The RAD Group has founded 22 networking companies. It is one of the largest multi-national revenue producers in networking. 7 RAD-founded companies have traded on NASDAQ and 7 RAD-founded companies have developed into an M&A.