Hybrid cloud infrastructure for modern enterprises
Set your data free from outdated infrastructure
See what you can achieve without constraints
Chapter 1
Your current storage architecture is slow and static
But the demands on your infrastructure are changing fast.
Unstructured file data is exploding. Companies are using more data at the edge.
It easily overwhelms hardware-centric storage architectures.
How do you keep up with growing demands with a static budget and innovate to unlock the intelligence residing in your corporate data?
All while avoiding panic-inducing calls of I can’t access my files?
There is a better way
You can solve all of this without any disruption to your end users. Forget rip-and-replace. This is a seamless transition.
Ready for the solution?
Chapter 3
Rigid data silos will crush your business strategy
Business as usual is a big blocker to getting the full value from your data.
Let’s look at what’s getting in the way.
It’s easy to accept operational infrastructure friction as the cost of doing business. If you continue with legacy infrastructure, it comes with a big cost: opportunity.
Hardware-centric storage architectures are too rigid to adapt in a world that demands agility. Legacy NAS can’t scale infinitely, provide high performance at the edge, or deliver consistent security across multiple sites.
The end result isn’t a pretty picture:
It’s the accepted way of doing things. But you’re different. You can imagine a better way.
Chapter 4
It’s time to forget the status quo and meet data flow
Fluid data infrastructure for the hybrid cloud world is where unstructured data meets empowered users.
Hybrid cloud storage gives you insight-ready data and simplified file management – all while increasing storage access and performance.
You know it’s time to get your data AI-ready. Set. Go.
This is how. It gives you control of your enterprise data, provides a platform for consolidation, and cuts costs by up to 65%.
It’ll be so revolutionary that no one will notice. They’ll just notice that their files are there, when and where they need them.
