In the high-stakes race to own part of the $60B flash market, manufacturers have cut corners to get their flash products out the door. They have all the features you are looking for, but you will be shocked at what they leave out. Failing to ask the right questions can result in some very . . . → Read More: All-Flash Madness: Shortcuts, Caveats and Disruptions
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I’m excited to say that earlier this month I made the decision to join the Pure Storage team as a Systems Engineer. Since sharing my decision, I have been asked by friends, fellow architects and customers: Why Pure? Before I get into why I decided to join Pure, you first need to understand my . . . → Read More: Why Pure Storage? When most of us think of “Cloud” in the context of “Disasters”, we see opportunity. Cloud storage offers us a geo-redundant landing platform where we can place data to achieve far greater resiliency at a much lower price point than most organizations can achieve on their own. For most of us, “Cloud” means . . . → Read More: Cloud Chaos: Nirvanix Shuts Down Ask a cloud question to an IT vendor and then brace yourself for the over-zealous spew of hazy cloud jargon that is as laden with product as it is light on detail. With vendors being the chief educators of IT executives, it is no wonder businesses are more confused on what cloud is and . . . → Read More: You Can’t Automate Chaos: Why Cloud is the Last Thing You Should Do One of the lesser known stories of NetApp’s earnings report this week is that they have completed the acquisition of ionGrid; mobility software that allows corporate users to access internal documents securely on IOS, and soon to be, Android devices. This is a good pickup for NetApp as IT organizations are desperately looking for . . . → Read More: NetApp Completes ionGrid Acquisition |
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