VMware stories - Page 25

Kroll Ontrack announces ninth annual list of data disasters, highlighting the need for electronic data to combat human error.

EMC and VMware launch new Avamar-based vSphere Data Protection for efficient VM backup, targeting SMBs with up to 2TB data needs.

Data recovery provider believes new appointments and use of its online portal will help double partners across New Zealand over the next six months.

Former top-ranking Microsoft executive named chief strategist of parent company; so who will take over his role?.

VMware NZ explores cloud computing's role in achieving green IT, highlighting its environmental and efficiency benefits amidst NZ's renewable energy landscape.

Veeam and Microsoft strengthen ties, Veeam's Management Pack pre-installed on Microsoft Systems Centre 2012, addressing VM sprawl.

Changes to licensing have created confusion among resellers - see what one distributor is doing to ease the pain.

In a changing IT landscape, CIOs play a crucial role in steering their organizations towards genuine sustainability, not just Green IT.

VMware unveils 'Project Octopus,' a groundbreaking 'Dropbox for the enterprise,' revolutionizing how data is stored and shared.

Once seen as futuristic, virtualisation now reshapes IT by maximising server efficiency and cutting costs. Why did it take businesses so long to embrace?.

StorageCraft rises to 'elite' in VMware's partner program, promising enhanced virtual solutions and benefits for channel partners.

In 2012, virtualisation coexistence dominated, with VMware and Microsoft's Hyper-V meeting IT's evolving needs, signalling a shift in data center dynamics.

Email security vendor TrustSphere is gearing up to tackle the Australian and New Zealand market; we explain the company's key product.

VMware's inaugural ANZ Partner Council in Sydney aims to bolster service development and virtualisation strategies among partners.

Datastor now the appointed aggregator for VMware Service Provider Program in Auckland, deepening a partnership initiated in 2004.

Quest Software predicts SaaS growth, challenges to VMware's market dominance, and increased monitoring of social networking in 2012.

Businesses urged to embrace cloud computing to boost agility and data security, overcoming fears of losing control.

Veeam reports booming growth, with bookings revenue up 181% and 5,000 new customers thanks to innovative technology releases.

Numara boosts NZ presence by appointing Andy De Raat as a regional manager to strengthen partnerships, particularly in government and education.

NZ's Alastair Cooke is throwing VMDownUnderground in Sydney, aspiring to connect virtualisation experts at a Veeam-sponsored bash.