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The following series illustrates the range of scalable product configurations, all offering ingest, processing, workflow management, archiving, retrieval, security and digital assets preservation functionality. Actual configurations are tailored to the customers' budgets and requirements for processing and access speed, total storage, networked users and integrated applications for rich media file manipulation. The user interface to the ADAM Systems software is via a standard web browser on user workstations, tailored to customer preferences for "look-and-feel."

1000

The ADAM 1000, the newest member of our product line, is a revolutionary desktop system. It provides an intelligent, extensible digital media processing and management engine.
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The 3000 series is a workgroup or small enterprise level solution that affords the full range of functionality of the archive product line, including automated metadata extraction and retrieval options, scalability, security and workflow efficiencies.

It typically supports a number of full-time concurrent users with a data archive exceeding 5 terabytes using the multi-tiered storage architecture and a 4-processor server.

6000

The 6000 series is the enterprise-level digital asset management system, ideal for corporate production environments, demanding operations and significant quantities of incoming data and archives.

A typical configuration incorporates 200 gigabytes of online RAID, more than 1000 terabytes of near-line and shelf storage, and supports dispersed workstations of varying performance networked to a UNIX server of up to 30 processors. Each solution is custom configured for the organization's unique application and workflow.

10000

The 10000 series is the most powerful digital asset management system, suited for global production environments, terabytes of incoming files daily, large numbers of concurrent users, 24/7 operations, and archives of thousands of terabytes. The multi-tiered architecture provides cost-effective storage for massive rich media management.

A typical configuration incorporates 1,000 gigabytes of online RAID, 24 terabytes of near-line storage and more than 10,000 terabytes of low-cost storage of tape on shelf, running on a UNIX server of 60 or more processors.