If you’re searching for the right data-storage method for your company, you’re probably over whelmed by the number of hybrid flash and all-flash storage options out there. So how can you figure out which solution gives you a strong competitive advantage and offers the best fit for your company’s requirements? 

This guide lays out key information and answers common questions about flash storage, so you can make the best possible decision for your business. ...

Managing, moving and storing large data volumes with great efficiency and enough performance to derive maximum value from data assets requires a modern IT infrastructure with wide-ranging capabilities, from intelligent system optimization and powerful data reduction, through comprehensive security and encryption features, multi cloud sharing and access, and, of course, ultra-low-latency flash storage.
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The shelter-in-place mandates put in place earlier in 2020 sent most employees home, and for the next few months they strived to stay connected and productive, while IT teams scrambled to provide infrastructures to support them. Now many organizations have realized there are benefits to having a distributed workforce, and thus are focused on tackling some of the network-related challenges that have compromised employee experience.

Remote user access is one top-of-mind concern. When employees are remote, connecting to on-premises apps can be ...

How IT adapts in times of change:

When global events caused companies to make a rapid pivot to remote work, IT had no choice but to act fast. No matter where they were on the path to digital transformation, IT organizations across industries were responsible for onboarding a large number of employees onto new devices, managing a bigger population of distributed users, and keeping them all connected and secure.

For teams still using traditional PC lifecycle management methods on their Windows devices, these new demands quickly became a mas ...

Organizations will continue to benefit from their data center investments, yet many of these organizations are also looking to benefit from the unique advantages offered by public cloud that cannot be cost-effectively delivered with today’s static data center environments.

- 4 Reasons to Extend Your Data Center to the Cloud:

1. Footprint expansion - Obtain capacity for new projects and expand into new geographies without building a new data center or investing in over-provisioning.

2. On-demand capacity - Handle unplanned temporary cap ...