"Behind the Scenes Glimpse at TOLIS Group"

TOLIS Group Business Practices

It's in your best interest to understand the company that you will be relying on to protect your critical data. Here's a glimpse of TOLIS Group.

Our Focus - The development of data backup and restore solutions, and ONLY data backup and restore solutions. We are not a blanket data management software tool provider and our BRU™ technology is demonstrably the most reliable in the backup industry.

Scope of Product - Commercially available since 1985 for Unix-class systems, over 2 million licenses have been purchased. TOLIS solutions are available around the globe, either via direct sales or through our extensive Reseller Network.

Design Architecture - Pervasive POSIX compliance, use of leading-edge development tools, modern structures, and mandated backward compatibility characterize our BRU solutions. Bug fixes and functionality enhancements are readily provided.

Product Pricing - TOLIS Group is a debt-free privately owned profitable corporation that is not saddled with the financial burdens of publicly held entities. Our business model is different, and that is reflected in the pricing of our solutions. You can certainly pay more while failing to get a more reliable backup tool.

Licensing - A BRU license enables the user to use the particular solution into perpetuity. There are no license renewal fees, nor is there a charge for volume of data being backed up. We do not differentiate between servers or desk side systems; each is simply a node, a seat, within network backup environments.

Support - TOLIS Technical Support is not a profit center; rather a customer satisfaction center. Engineering-level support is provided and there are response time/cost-sensitive extended warranty options to suit your need.

Community - BRU was the first end-user application (not just backup) released for Linux users in 1994 at kernel 0.99pl12. To this day, TOLIS sponsors and administers the Tape Device Certification Program New Window as a community service that validates specific tape technology's operability under Linux and FreeBSD.