Topic: Multi-Site Access

Data Protection Across the Distributed Enterprise

When it comes to storage, IT professionals’ biggest challenge is figuring out how to serve an increasingly distributed enterprise. The problem is, as New York Times columnist Tom Friedman has memorably written, “The world has gone flat.” This trend is forcing IT to deploy infrastructure to a hodgepodge of remote locations with a broad set of requirements. Some locations may be as large as headquarters; some may be a half a dozen people with flaky network access.

White Paper: Eliminating the Need for WAN Acceleration Using the Cloud

Data is an organization’s most important asset and the ability to provide access where and when it is needed is vital to the success of every company. Download this white paper to learn about how the cloud is an exciting new alternative to traditional WAN acceleration. Specifically: WAN acceleration - the good and the bad The cloud as the new data center How Storage Infrastructure as a Service changes everything Does the idea of ditching your WAN accelerators (and accompanying headaches) sound…

Natick's Nasuni Seeks To Disrupt Storage Market

Nasuni, a startup based in Natick, is bringing its cloud-based data storage to automobile components maker Inteva Products, it announced.

Will Cloud Storage Replace WAN Acceleration?

Data storage is a misnomer – organizations today aren’t investing in storage solutions because they want to store data the same way people store furniture in a storage locker. Organizations are working to make data available whenever and wherever it is needed – oftentimes across many offices spread out over multiple locations. Data storage isn’t about storing data– it’s about enabling access and distribution of data. But, it’s not just a terminology mishap. The traditional storage infrastructure is designed to…

Webcast: Will Cloud Storage Replace WAN Acceleration?

Organizations use WAN acceleration to improve the transfer of centrally stored files across multiple locations. However, WAN acceleration has its limitations when dealing with a large number of files and locations. In this live webcast we will: Explore the limitations of WAN acceleration Introduce the cloud as a viable alternative Illustrate examples of the cloud in use today Attend this live webcast to learn how you can deliver a better user experience in all office locations while reducing the IT management costs…

Webcast: Change the Way You See Storage in 30 Minutes

Manufacturing organizations need solutions that will enable them to compete on a global scale. With efficiency and uptime top of mind in any manufacturing organization, IT needs to be able to deliver infrastructure that is consistently deployable, reduces management requirements and enables the utilization of revenue producing data. During the webcast, we will discuss how manufacturing organizations can do more with less and... Consolidate the storage stack for increased management efficiency Centralize…

Slideshow: 10 Remote Office Storage Headaches You Can Avoid

We recently ran a webcast on the topic of Remote Office Storage Headaches You Can Avoid. You can view the presentation below: 10 Remote Office Storage Headaches You Can Avoid from Nasuni

Cloud file-sharing options popping up on both sides of the firewall

Enterprises are finding more options for storing and sharing files on mobile devices in the cloud. Besides dozens of online file-sharing services offering the capability, other vendors are adding file sharing for devices to their cloud storage products.

IT's Final Frontier - No More "Remote" Sites

Remote offices/users have always been a pain in the rump for IT. Even when IT could legislate/mandate what devices, network, VPN, access control, security, etc. were to be used by the remote user, it was still a pain. Something goes wrong out in the Podunk plant, and some poor office manager has to deal with an IT guy a billion miles away over the phone trying to troubleshoot the issue while 187 people are now totally unproductive.

451 Research Briefing: Nasuni Mobile Access

Nasuni goes mobile with latest addition to cloud storage service 451 Research covers Nasuni's latest feature, Mobile Access. Analyst Simon Robinson looks at the evolving state of corporate data access and how Nasuni is effectively "getting ahead of the curve for what is rapidly becoming a check-box feature." Click below to download the report.