TORONTO -- Asigra Inc., the leader in agentless information recovery management, empowering service-oriented business continuity for the real-time enterprise, today announced that CDW has selected Asigra Televaulting as its online backup platform. Chosen for its unmatched service-oriented architecture, powerful data de-duplication and broad interoperability, Asigra Televaulting will be the technology platform behind CDW's Remote Backup Service.

"Online backup is emerging as one of the top growth opportunities in the IT industry," said Clint Harder, Sales and Product Development Manager of Hosting and Managed Services for CDW. "As a provider of enterprise-ready products and services, we are pleased to build our backup service offering on the Televaulting Information Recovery Management Platform. For those customers looking for best-of-breed business-class backup services, the CDW remote backup offering will be compelling, especially when combined with our hosting and managed service capabilities and Hosted Enterprise Infrastructure offerings."

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