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January 25, 2018

Car Shopping Becoming Amazon-Like, Secondary Storage Playing Key Role in Transformation

In the past fifty years, the car shopping process has not changed much. You browse, you haggle, you waste a precious day off, and you drive home with a vehicle. AutoNation says all that’s about to change! The…

January 11, 2018

Mega Milestones Met in 2017, Gearing Up for Great 2018

Happy 2018! While we are kicking off the new year with a bang, we’re not quite ready to say good-bye to 2017, because it was well-worthy of a recap. So buckle up, because we’re rounding it…

November 16, 2017

How a Software-Defined Data Center Makes Agile and Easy Work of Managing IT Infrastructures

Companies today have a common challenge: Addressing their growing business needs while building an agile, automated, and programmable data center. As a result, an increasing number of IT organizations are starting to adopt a Software-Defined architecture…

January 11, 2017

Simplicity is Key for Data Management in Enterprise Data Centers

“Simplicity in data centers is of the utmost importance in the IT industry today. In our fast-paced digital world, organizations just can’t wait the 30 to 100 days it once took to implement the complex solutions…

November 22, 2016

Cohesity and vRealize – Automation, Automation, Automation

With the multitude of products and technologies in today’s datacenter, it is becoming more and more imperative for customers to automate the delivery and ongoing management of infrastructure components. This blog is focused on how Cohesity…

June 14, 2016

Cohesity Data Reduction: Lock, Stock & Barrel!

Today’s enterprises are storing roughly double the amount of data every two years from before, and are using it for a variety of workloads such as test and development, file shares, analytics, backup, cloud archival, etc.…

April 6, 2016

OASIS – Keeping the Cohesity File System Robust, Efficient, & Clean

The Cohesity filesystem, known as OASIS, keeps itself focused on providing the best read and write throughput and response times, all while maintaining strict data integrity at all times. In order to keep the system performing up…