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Cobalt Iron has introduced the extension for its Compass™ enterprise SaaS backup platform that offers advanced protection for network-attached storage (NAS) data. Compass delivers the industry's most efficient and comprehensive approach to NAS backup and recovery via a powerful proxy capability called the Compass NAS Agent.
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SolarWinds has released the findings of its “2019 Trends in Managed Services” report, showing the health of managed services and the forces shaping the market across North America and Europe.
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One-click deployment of GigaSpaces InsightEdge In-memory computing platform brings the speed of in-memory, real-time analytics, and the scale of the cloud to data-driven enterprises.
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Data needs to be protected and available everywhere as the sportswear giant Arc'teryx goes global. With Cloud Volumes ONTAP application owners and IT infrastructure managers can see all of their data and systems within a single cloud manager.
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Datrium has expanded the Datrium Global Partner Network to new regions and introduced a new tier, DRaaS Select. With DRaaS Select partners can better aid customers in their cloud transformation and modernise disaster recovery (DR) and backup processes. The Datrium Global Partner Network has grown rapidly in North America, EMEA, ANZ and APJC, with the addition of 20 new partners in the last six months.
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Gone are the days where we are debating if moving to the cloud makes sense. We can all simply agree that everyone has migration, is migrating or will be migrating in the current tech climate. Research from IDG suggests that 73 per cent of organisations now have at least one application or a portion of their enterprise computing infrastructure, already in the cloud. The report also found that enterprise organisations have invested an average budget of $3.5 million to spend on cloud apps,...
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Solve London - How Great Support Matters in a SaaS World.
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