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Seattle University chose Cohesity over Rubrik to implement a modern backup and recovery solution.
For the price of a renewal, Community Hospital deployed Cohesity and immediately decreased our datacenter footprint and our backup costs by 40%.
With offices and branches throughout the state of Washington, 1st Security Bank provides loan and deposit services to a wide variety of customers, including small and middle-market businesses.
Cohesity provides a hyper-converged secondary storage solution that converges backups, file and object services, test/dev, and analytics into a single, web-scale platform. The Cohesity platform can span both private and public clouds and enables replication and archival across enterprise LANs and WANs. As with any hyper-converged platform, Cohesity achieves highly efficient storage by integrating network, storage, and computing into a single data platform. However, integrating into a production network can be very involved and complex, requiring changes to routers, switches, and configurations.
Legacy backup and recovery is challenging, limits your business's growth, and adds to your mass data fragmentation problem. Learn how Cohesity, a software-defined solution, helps to protect all your critical workloads in a non-disruptive way.
Take control of your mass data fragmentation with Cohesity DataPlatform and Helios. This powerful combination provides global management and a single view of all your secondary data and applications wherever they reside - on - premises, cloud, and edge. Take advantage of applications and machine-driven intelligence to derive business insights from your global secondary data.
Mass data fragmentation impedes digital transformation. It’s a serious obstacle (or issue) burdening IT teams responsible for driving innovation while managing costs and risks. Yet the technology industry has done little to prevent it. That’s left organizations with an outdated, unsustainable approach to managing, protecting, and utilizing their most valuable digital resource, their data.
