Nutanix stories - Page 3

Nutanix has extended its Nutanix platform with new features around big data and analytics, as well as unstructured data storage. The new capabilities will be part of the Nutanix Objects 2.0.>>

According to Nutanix, the expansion aims to soften the blow of COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak by enabling more businesses and employees to work from remote locations, such as their homes.>>

Nutanix report shows healthcare industry plans to ramp up hybrid cloud adoption to secure patient data and ensure regulatory compliance.>>

Digital transformation significantly impacted cloud implementation across various industry verticals, and healthcare organisations were no different.>>

“As Australia and New Zealand’s financial industry adapts to pressure from fintechs and bank disruptors and increasing regulation requirements, the time to innovate is now.”>>

The company is offering a free trial of its virtual desktop services to businesses across the APAC region as more people opt to stay at home or work remotely.>>

“Australian businesses are once again showing why we are a leader in innovation. They relish new technologies and are adept at leveraging them to improve services for customers, staff and the wider community.">>

This announcement is part of the company’s strategic efforts to drive innovation and develop new services to improve the efficiency and stability for customers, according to a statement.>>

Nutanix’s report found that retailers are leading the pack in maximising the flexibility of IT infrastructure to keep pace.>>

“The digital skills shortage facing A/NZ threatens our economies, our ability to innovate and our global competitiveness.">>

Nutanix has been named a leader in the 2019 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Hyperconverged Infrastructure.>>

Nutanix and HYCU have unveiled a solution for joint customers that provides a secondary storage solution within private clouds.>>

Maner will be responsible for leading Nutanix’s global business development and corporate development efforts, with a focus on strategic partnerships, alliances, system integrators, and service providers.>>

Vanson Bourne conducted research on behalf of Nutanix to learn about the state of global enterprise cloud deployments and adoption plans. >>

What may have seemed a short-term benefit may soon change: a monthly subscription from a public cloud provider may suddenly turn to bill shock after the realisation that it can’t be turned off.>>

Nutanix has continued to see strong growth in the Australia and New Zealand regions as the company opens the doors to a new flagship office in Sydney.>>

Reizes lead the 30-strong marketing team across Australia and New Zealand, ASEAN, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. >>

The ProLiant DX appliance series is built with HPE servers and factory-installed Nutanix software, for on-premises operations that couple hyperconverged infrastructure and hybrid cloud.>>

Manufacturing industry gears up to outpace average adoption of hybrid cloud by 2020, reports Nutanix.>>

“Manufacturers are investing in modernising their IT stack, and adopting industry 4.0 solutions to keep up with ever-changing business demands in areas like production and supply chain management.”>>

Backup and disaster recovery company Veeam is finding new opportunities in partnerships after marking $1billion in bookings this year.>>

Nutanix has expanded its multicloud solutions portfolio to further evolve its offerings across public and private cloud.>>

Veeam has worked with its strategic technology alliance partners to provide flexible deployment options for customers that have continually led to tighter levels of integration. >>

Tech Data will distribute HYCU Data Protection for Nutanix backup and recovery software to their network of partners across Australia and New Zealand.>>