Blog

Nasuni’s Anne Blanchard discusses Gartner’s Top Trends in Enterprise Data Storage 2023 report and the emergence of hybrid cloud storage platforms.

Nasuni Chief Innovation Officer Jim Liddle discusses how files play a pivotal role in organizing our digital world, heightening the importance of enterprise unstructured data management.

Nasuni Chief Product Officer Russ Kennedy discusses how to address the fear of cloud migration.

Right now, you are probably wearing about two meters of textile ribbons manufactured on machines made by Switzerland-based Jakob Müller […]

Nasuni Chief Product Officer Russ Kennedy announces the company’s support of the new Azure Blob Storage Cold Tier for enterprise cloud storage customers.

Nasuni CEO Paul Flanagan discusses how the company measures Nasuni customer success and employee satisfaction.

CTO & Founder at Nasuni, Andres Rodriguez, describes why Nasuni’s hybrid cloud file platform is the superior file services solution for large organizations.

Nasuni President David Grant discusses how Nasuni is currently enabling the architecture, engineering, and construction industry to speed up digital transformation by modernizing organizations’ file storage and protection infrastructure.

Nasuni’s Chief Product Officer Russ Kennedy discusses how cloud data intelligence can be utilized in new and creative ways.

Nasuni’s VP Access Anywhere Jim Liddle discusses how Nasuni is built to manage cloud file data at scale.

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.

For the last several decades, data has been inextricably bound to hardware. The stewards of data within large organizations were forced to focus on procuring, managing and maintaining the infrastructure on which that data resided. The cloud-driven evolution of capabilities in data storage and protection has rendered much of that once-critical legacy technology obsolete. Organizations can leverage more advanced data services through the cloud and do so without investing in hardware. You can stop managing infrastructure and start managing data.