JBI has created Swahili, a web-based Data Management application that quickly retrieves files or entire tape images on demand via an easy to use search window.
After entering the search criteria, the user can then choose to either open the file using their application software, or download datasets for desktop analysis. Shown is actual data recovered for NASA retrieved using Swahili.
Our clients never find themselves in the all-to-common situation of having their valuable data become meaningless because they are unable to access or manage it.
Our clients benefit from our ability to:
As the recognized international leader in the field of data recovery, we have proven expertise dealing with everything that can possibly go wrong in the realm of data storage, from the media deterioration commonly suffered by computer data, to damage that occurs when old disks and tapes are stored improperly. This experience allows us to sidestep common data management mistakes and ensure that our clients’ recovered and new data is stored under ideal conditions.
Having helped clients including NASA and MIT recover otherwise unreadable data amassed over 40 years, JBI has gained expertise in storing and managing data for current and future use. We help our data management clients protect their data going forward and avoid the cost and delay caused by data that is:
"At JBI, we understand that our clients’ data is often among their most vital commodities. Rather than simply working with existing data management systems, which are essentially just storage units, we designed Swahili, our own user-friendly data management system. This unique industry advantage allows us to anticipate and accommodate any and all data management needs our clients may have."
The image above is an actual satellite image of Hurricane Inez taken by the Numbus II in 1966, recovered by JBI in 2008.