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This paper examines enterprise-class snapshot technologies, discussing use cases for snapshots as well as classic challenges associated with using snapshot technologies in pure hard disk drive (HDD)–based arrays. It then looks at a snapshot implementation from EMC on its XtremIO all-flash array (AFA), exploring the advantages that flash media and a new design point can provide in the use of snapshot technology.

See how Callaway Golf, an AMER-based sporting goods firm, makes speedy SAP reporting, par for the course with EMC XtremIO.

XtremIO reduces datacenter footprint and complexity with unstoppable in-line data reduction capabilities which address storage sprawl for Exchange databases. Thin provisioning doesn’t just eliminate space at the end of the drive, it eliminates all of the whitespace found within the database!

Read IDC’s Flash Survey and learn about how the digital transformation for industries, governments and economies is based on the three key enterprise IT mega trends: the modernisation of IT legacy; harnessing cloud, mobile, big data analytics and social business; and innovation acceleration.

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This Wikibon research shows that flash will become the lowest cost media for almost all storage from 2016 and beyond, and that a shared data philosophy is required to maximize the potential from both storage cost and application functionality perspectives.

Swiss analyst, Storage Switzerland, reports on the importance of customers assessing the right fit for a data center and workloads, specifically when evaluating an all-flash array solution.

This IDC study provides detailed insights into the rapidly growing market for enterprise storage systems that leverage flash storage media. This study segments this market into the following two technology segments: AFAs and HFAs. Insights into these two market segments are provided historically. Market shares and IDC analysis are provided for each of the top vendors in these two segments along with detailed market-level analysis.

This SQL Database focused case study is based on Connections Education, an online US-based education leader. Learn how this online education leader chooses EMC XtremIO to manage unpredictably fast growth.

Understand how Vidant Health System transforms health IT strategy and accelerates meaningful use of Epic EHR with EMC XtremIO

See how XtremIO redefined paradigms in the legal services marketplace for the US-based company, Clutch Group.

Watch ACES Executive Director of Network Services Brandon Robinson discuss why this energy management company decided to support Oracle and Microsoft on EMC VNXe3200 with VMware. By using fully automated storage tiering (FAST) and virtualization, ACES increased performance and transformed how IT provided service to its customers.

The need for advanced IT capabilities isn’t limited to big companies. Competent IT is an important philosophy these days, and organizations of all sizes are coming to depend on the functional capability, good economic value, and the competitive advantage that technology can provide. EMC’s new VNXe provides functional capabilities typically found in larger, enterprise-class arrays, but for an entry-level price.

Explore the many reasons why growing mid-size organization choose EMC VNXe3200 and Data Domain DD2200 for entry-level storage and data protection. 15 reasons are supplied, across the themes of simple, efficient and protected.

This paper focuses on data domain technology leadership, differentiation and why it matters. The purpose of this paper is to explore the technical and financial reasons why Data Domain systems are ideal for backup and archiving in your customer’s environment.