20 June 2019, India:
NetApp has launched new solutions and services for hybrid multicloud that allow customers to adopt and consume cloud on their terms.
The public cloud has created a new standard for IT that all industry leaders should match to provide the experience that users enjoy in the cloud and now demand on their premises.
NetApp is delivering a truly seamless hybrid multicloud experience that includes availability of NetApp® Cloud Data Services on NetApp HCI, the ability to expand with persistent storage across the biggest public clouds, and the ability for customers to manage, use, and pay for cloud services the way they want to, the company said in a statement.
Deepak Mohan, research director, Infrastructure Systems, Platforms and Technologies, IDC, said, “NetApp’s data fabric offerings enable enterprises to seamlessly manage data across a multitude of IT infrastructures, covering on premises and multiple public cloud service platforms.”
Deepak Mohan, added, “IDC research shows that the gap between businesses that embrace data and those that do not has dramatically widened over the past 3 years. As the c-suite increasingly prioritizes data as a strategic asset, NetApp’s new multi-platform offerings empowers IT organizations with the flexibility and consistency needed to maximize the value potential of their data.”
Konstantin Kostenarov, CTO, Ducati, said, “Overall speed and flexibility between on-premises and cloud environments has been key to our adoption of NetApp’s tech and Data Fabric strategy.”
Konstantin Kostenarov, added, “As Ducati becomes a lifestyle brand and further expands our business across the world, our approach to data informs everything from strategy on the racetrack to how we design our products and engage with customers. NetApp is leading the charge in hybrid multicloud, and they are one of the best partners we trust to keep up as Ducati transforms on and off the racetrack.”
George Kurian, CEO, NetApp, said, “The way organizations invest in and consume IT resources continues to evolve—hybrid multicloud is clearly now the de facto IT architecture.”
George Kurian, added, “This is a reality that NetApp has been preparing for many years with our Data Fabric strategy. Our close partnerships with major public cloud providers, historical leadership in storage and data management, and groundbreaking approach to creating hybrid multicloud environments with Kubernetes and advanced data services represent an important milestone. It is an exciting foundation for our customers to drive IT transformation today and for further innovation in the years to come.”
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