“Infinio bought us time, and now it will continue to buy us performance.”

“What we like about Infinio is that it doesn’t prevent us from using other solutions in our environment. We were able to architect a solution that met our unique needs.”

"Infinio’s pooled, deduplicated cache offloads requests from VDI storage, decreasing latency on the server side, and opening more IO headroom at the array."

“Response times were fast – as low as 170 microseconds – which is even faster than our all-flash array.”

“Virtual desktops make it easier to deploy applications, make changes, and increase stability. Once our test plan for PT is successful, we’ll deploy VDI there next – with Infinio.”

“I’d estimate we can add 60 additional desktops to the environment without buying any new hardware."

“Our environment is constantly growing, and our NetApp filers are always getting busier. We add an average of a new VM a week sometimes more."

"Using Infinio gives us all-flash performance on our tried-and-true storage array."

“It simplified things to put SAP on VMware. Once we installed Infinio, we didn’t have to deal with separate backups for virtual and physical servers, or any other unique treatment for a single standalone system."

“I need to get everything I can out of my existing architecture to support the business. What makes Infinio Accelerator attractive is there’s no large outlay of CAPEX.”

“Now we have the best of both worlds – the performance we need without the high cost of new storage.”

“You know that infomercial, ‘set it and forget it’ We’re happy with Infinio and we don’t have to do anything to maintain it.”

“Infinio makes efficient use of resources in our VDI environment, right down to the 8 GB of RAM required from an ESX host. RAM in ESX that’s not being used just goes to waste, so why not make good use of it and move your data closer to your users.”

“Infinio is part of our future strategy. Moving forward, we intend to use the solution in conjunction with new solid-state storage.”

“When we compared Infinio to the price points and hardware requirements of its competitors, it was easy to sell to management. It was also easy to deploy – we didn’t have to make any changes to the network architecture.”