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"We were convinced by the flexibility of the DataCore solution. With SANsymphony we can use any storage hardware, thereby also managing the transition to new hardware without interruption. Moreover, the price/performance ratio is excellent."
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“So you have to go buy a new box and transfer data to that box. With DataCore, the biggest benefit for us has been not having to upgrade hardware every time we run out of disk space and avoiding the pain associated with those types of transitions. DataCore has had …
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"Somehow you learn to accept slow performance as a consequence of database crunching, but it’s not until it’s turbo charged – and in this case, by simply by adding a software layer to what’s already in place - that you question why it hadn’t been done sooner!"
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“In terms of reducing storage costs, decreasing the time we spend on routine storage tasks, and reducing storage-related downtime, software defined storage from DataCore means we are able to ally business objectives with IT – and through DataCore’s technology, we can meet those objectives.”
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“When the real-time operation of the systems started in October, the users were delighted when they saw response times reduced by five percent or more,”
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“The original decision to go with DataCore boiled down to numbers – particularly the fact that Pee Dee Electric could get twice as much storage and better performance in going with DataCore. For the cost of one EMC SAN, we were able to deploy synchronously mirrored, DataCorepowered virtualized storage servers …
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“We do not know what will happen in five years’ time as far as IT ‘must haves’ and industry innovations. Even though nothing is planned as yet, we are considering desktop virtualization. If that is the case – we know we will require another set of storage devices and those …
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“The gains we have achieved by deploying DataCore technology to virtualize storage resources include increased reliability, performance, and peace-of-mind for all of us. We also benefit from centralized management, from being able to consolidate servers, as well as less refresh of hardware. Using SANsymphony-V for storage virtualization has improved the …
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“I can now sleep at night and the time that I spent dealing with the storage I now use for something else. We are really happy with the purchase.” He continued, “Up until earlier this year, we had the classic silos of individually hard-wired servers. Each server could only control …
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“Beyond providing me consolidation and capacity, SANmelody currently supports the whole VMware infrastructure at Rocklin USD and it is working very well. One of the biggest things I have seen so far is the flexible way that I can manage my environment. I can look at all my servers at-a-glance …
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"Recently, we had a meeting with another school district, and, within one hour of talking about server costs and replacement costs, the district made the bold decision to move everything out of their data center this summer and into ours. They see that costs are just so much less when …
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"This is Samsung Server's first partner supplied business solution. We have worked hard to understand user requirements and evaluated a number of solutions for well over a year. We are now confident that DataCore is the right solution. The price performance makes these systems a compelling solution. The combination of …
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“The ramifications of this seamless install have been far reaching for PWS trading patterns, from responsiveness of each transaction through to allowing us to add parameterised product navigation, and expand our entire product portfolio, safe in the knowledge that changes will be implemented instantaneously giving our clients the best possible …
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“Like all things in IT, dramatic improvements to the infrastructure remain invisible to the user who only notices when things go wrong. But in this instance, no one could fail to notice the dramatic leaps in performance that was now afforded. That was the second stage of our plan completed.”
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"Downtime for maintenance and provisioning new servers is not acceptable. To enable this, we have used a combination of two IBM servers along with DataCore's SANmelody to provide a synchronously mirrored high availability architecture."