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+==== Data Business ====
+For this example, we are going to use a data business ACME Corporation, as a company has three different locations around the country, Los Angeles, New York and Florida.  Each of these locations have their own pool of Volumes and do not share use of those Volumes.  This example also works for a business with just the one location.
+Different locations use varying media types and all vault externally.
+The owner of the TapeTrack installation is ACME Corportation.
+{{customer.png}}
+Each of ACME's locations are listed in TapeMaster as Customers. The Customers are then assigned media types based on what Media types are vaulted.
+{{customer_tree.png}}
+As the business grows and opens new locations, a new Customer is added to TapeMaster for each of them.
+Now that we have the Customers added, the next step is to add locations on where the Volumes can be in the Volume movement cycle.  The different locations the Volumes can be, are represented in TapeMaster as Repositories. Each Repository depicts one location.
+Using Los Angeles as an example, the Volume movement cycle has a Volume taken from a scratch rack and placed in one of two TS3500 Libraries.  Once written to the Volumes are vaulted offsite until the data expires and are then transported back to premises.  Short term data Volumes are placed back on the scratch rack, while long term data is then stored indefinitely in GemTrac racking.
+The Repositories from this scenario are:
+  * Offsite vault
+  * Scratch rack
+  * TS3500 1
+  * TS3500 2
+  * GemTrac Rack
+{{customer_repository.png}}