Cloud Survey

Are you using cloud-based data protection? We want to know!

Taneja is conducting a very brief, anonymous, survey with InfoStor & Enterprise Storage Forum to understand the current and future adoption rates for cloud-based data protection. Your answers will help us gauge the real-world adoption of the public cloud and the types of companies sending their data offsite into the public cloud for Data Protection, Disaster Recovery, and Business Continuity.

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Who We Serve

We serve the following communities:
- Vendors
- IT
- Venture Capitalists
- Press
- PR
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Our Specialization

We specialize in providing complete marketing guidance, including product management, messaging, positioning, and launch support, to Storage/Server Virtualization/eDiscovery/WAN Optimization companies of all sizes but especially to emerging companies. Please contact us for more information.

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Free Report

Blazing Performance on Unified Storage? Yes, if You're Nexsan

Nexsan has truly unified high performance block and file traffic on their NST5000. Nexsan sends both types of traffic through the NST5000 high-end solid-state based controllers. It all adds up to next-generation unified storage and changing the rules of the storage game.
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Category Creation

Transforming Data Protection with vDPAS: A Paradigm Shift

This new approach to data protection and data availability is so radically different from the choices available in the marketplace today that it warrants its own category. Taneja Group calls the new category Virtualized Data Protection and Availability Storage (vDPAS), which enables SLA-driven data protection and data management across the entire production environment – regardless of application, system or deployment model.
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Technology Validation

StorSimple - Storing Data The Right Way

In this Taneja Technology Validation, we put an innovative new array to the test to see just what was possible when a vendor stretches their wings and takes on much more than another version of storage done the same old way. The vendor in this case is StorSimple, and what they propose is that a single storage system can do everything, while doing it more cost effectively, and with almost zero footprint in the data center.