Enterprise level RAID arrays often use SCSI or SAS (serial attached SCSI) hard disk drives. Compared to PATA and SATA IDE hard drives, SCSI and SAS are not as common. And as a result few data recovery companies have much experience with them.

Fortunately, Memofix (located in Vaughan, Ontario) has been around for so long that we still remember when all servers and RAID arrays used SCSI hard drives. I too have been “around” for a long time and during my 12 years at ActionFront and Seagate Recovery Services I was the “go to guy” for SCSI recoveries. By the end of my career at these Toronto GTA based recovery companies, I was full-time management with the exception of working exclusively on cases that used SCSI hard drives. As a result, I became thee expert at resurrecting dead SCSI and SAS drives. And as they were most often used in RAID arrays, my skills at rebuilding and recovering RAID data was also very good.

At Memofix this expertise has been passed on, but I still personally monitor every SCSI, SAS and RAID array we receive. I believe we are the best in the industry whether that RAID is used on a MAC. Windows, Unix or even a Solaris operating system. If you need some expertise on your failing RAID call the professionals. http://www.memofixdatarecovery.com/data-recovery-raid.php