Backup and recovery strategy for very large databases

Hello Brian, I have two very large databases that I am responsible for. One is an OLTP Oracle 9.2.0.5 10TB database and the other is an Oracle 10.2 data warehouse that is 12TB. I'm looking for a good backup/recovery strategy. Currently I do not have a good enough tape backup. According to the SAs they can only back up up four mount points at a time. I have a total of 30 mount points that I am spreading my RMAN level 0 backup to; they are also backing incremental changes on the other mount points. I am generating too many archivelogs to use RMAN, so I am compressing them and moving them to another drive. At least 1TB daily of archivelogs. I have scratch drives that I put exports to of the critical tables so that I can restore them when requested; these are also partitioned and they are also compressed. The RMAN backups exclude the partitioned tables. These are actually going to the data warehouse daily and the others are easily reproducible. Just re-run the data load. Any suggestions? This was supposed to be a proof-of-concept database. Now it's production. Thanks in advance.