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What does it mean to deliver a technology as a service? The "as a Service" moniker has become an irresistible marketing tag. What we used to call Software as a Service (SaaS) has mushroomed into Web Services, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Cloud Services or just Cloud. The challenge is how to distinguish real “as a Service” technology from cloud-wash or lipstick-on-legacy imitations. Here are 6 things to look for in technology that has been architected to be delivered as a Service.

In the words of the great Arthur C. Clarke, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” This is a brilliant maxim, but it doesn’t mean that a solution which appears to be magical must be backed by sufficiently advanced technology. Instead, the inverse is often true, and companies develop simple, appealing, even magical taglines to mask the underlying flaws and complexity of their technology.

I was talking with the CIO of one of our longstanding clients recently when he mentioned that one of his favorite things about our platform is that he no longer worries about backup. This came as no surprise. Backup is broken and it has been for decades.

This blog was originally posted to the Forbes Technology Council. We have entered an unusual new age of security. The […]

A myopic focus of the backup vendors on durability at the expense of recoverability has left enterprise customers reeling from […]

File backup is broken and no one is talking about it. The most recent uptick in ransomware attacks has exposed […]

Nasuni CTO shares his recent field notes which generated or validated several ideas about cloud storage within the modern enterprise.

Nasuni's CTO shares his thoughts on two enterprise infrastructure trends: API-dominated cloud services models and specialized cloud providers.

Andres Rodriguez, Nasuni CTO and founder, shares his thoughts on the role of IT in this new post-pandemic world.

Nasuni built our file system so that it wouldn’t need centralized backup and would instead self-protect against threats like ransomware.

There are profound technical differences between SharePoint and File Shares and each has its own strengths. Nasuni's CTO takes a deep dive into both.

The combination of reduced risk and better value will drive more financial services firms to the cloud in the next year. Here's what they need.