NEWS

Complex data landscape poses new challenges

A new global data management report, commissioned by Experian, has revealed that organisations are struggling to implement data management strategies to harness the opportunities that today’s vastly complex data landscape offers.

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Commvault names Andy Vandeveld, Vice President, Worldwide Alliances

Vandeveld to drive growth by deepening and expanding Commvault’s strategic alliances with cloud and other enterprise technology leaders.

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Panasas reveals Winners of its 2017 Accelerate Partner of the Year Awards

Annual award recognizes leading resellers for significant contributions to global growth.

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Trinity Mirror chooses NetApp

Instantaneous hybrid cloud disaster recovery means no one misses a beat.

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Tintri introduces Centralized Upgrade across data centres

Tintri Global Center further simplifies management at scale through automated process.

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Komprise software certified with BlackPearl

Combined solution automatically identifies and moves infrequently accessed data off Tier-1 storage to BlackPearl for affordable and ongoing data protection.

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Tech veteran selected to capitalise on emerging opportunities and lead next phase of growth.
By Darren Gross, EMEA Regional Director, Centrify.
Purpose-built for ransomware and cloud with the industry’s most scalable platform.
Fujitsu delivers continuous availability to protect important data and business-critical services...
$400mn agreement sees HCL take prime responsibility for running infrastructure and application...
The University of St Andrews has implemented a Dell Compellent storage solution, with a substantial...
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How Clifton College solved its data backup problems

Clifton College is one of the UK’s leading co-educational independent schools. Cristie Data provides the Bristol-based private school with a fully managed, scalable and reliable cloud backup solution that protects pupil data and can easily scale to meet future data growth.

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