netapp - News, Features, and Slideshows
netapp in pictures
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IN PICTURES: Distribution Central over the years - a tribute (+70 photos)
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IN PICTURES: Four Seasons of the Kiwi Channel - A look back at Winter 2015
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IN PICTURES: Reseller News Roundtable - Shifting the role of storage: How the channel can rise to the enterprise challenge
News about netapp
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Lenovo and NetApp combine to challenge Dell EMC and HPE
Lenovo has signed a storage alliance with NetApp, in a bid to challenge the market dominance of Dell EMC and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
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NetApp honours top A/NZ partners
Storage and data management vendor, NetApp, has announced its top local partners in its annual A/NZ partner Awards.
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NetApp adds Veeam to its global price-list in new reseller agreement
Storage and data services vendor NetApp is adding Veeam Availability Solutions to its global price list.
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Low growth hits data centre infrastructure market as public cloud blossoms
Quarterly spend on data centre market grows by five per cent during the past 24 months, while spending on public cloud grows 35 per cent.
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Kiwi channel turns out in force as Arrow closes historic year
Over 100 channel partners turned out for Arrow ECS New Zealand’s end of year celebration drinks, marking a momentous year for the distributor. Following Arrow’s acquisition of Distribution Central, the distributor rounded out a historic 12 months with the support of key vendors, including Blue Coat (a Symantec company), Extreme Networks, F5 Networks, FireEye, Gigamon, NetApp, Palo Alto Networks and Pure Storage.
Features about netapp
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How to cut cost and complexity out of storage infrastructure
Total worldwide enterprise storage systems factory revenue grew 2.1 percent year over year to US$8.8 billion during the second quarter of 2015.
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“Pivotal year” as new NetApp channel chief shows partners some love
“As a company we will need to focus on optimising our channel visibility to demonstrate to our partners the strength of our commitment."
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Is Symantec selling off Veritas business?
Vendor distances itself from reports that it is being pressured into exploring the sale of its storage storage unit Veritas, for as much as $8 billion.
