Author: Mike Matchett

Cloud-based environment: The new normal for IT shops

An IT industry analyst article published by SearchServerVirtualization.


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The sky is the limit as new cloud management tools and evolutions in storage help make hybrid and multicloud IT a viable option for organizations with on-prem data centers.

Mike Matchett
Small …

Secondary data storage: A massively scalable transformation

An IT industry analyst article published by SearchStorage.


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Capitalize on flash with interactive, online secondary data storage architectures that make a lot more data available for business while maximizing flash investment.

Mike Matchett
Small World Big Data

We all know …

What’s a Software Defined Data Center? – Pensa Aims Really High

This week Pensa came out of their stealthy development phase to announce the launch of their company and their Pensa Maestro cloud-based (SaaS) platform, accessible today through an initial service offering called Pensa Lab. The technology here has great …

Open source strategies bring benefits, but don’t rush in

An IT industry analyst article published by SearchDataCenter.


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Before your organization can reap the benefits of open source, it’s important to understand your options and map out a plan that will guarantee success.

Mike Matchett
Small World Big Data

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Cloudy Object Storage Mints Developer Currency

Having just been to VMWorld 2017 and getting pre-briefs for Strata Data NY coming up soon, I’ve noticed a few hot trends aiming to help foster cross-cloud, multi-cloud, hybrid operations. Among these are

  1. A focus on centralized management for both

What’s a Multi-cloud Really?  Some Insider Notes from VMworld 2017

(Excerpt from original post on the Taneja Group News Blog)

As comfortable 65-70 degree weather blankets New England here as we near end of summer, flying into Las Vegas for VMworld at 110 degrees seemed like dropping into hell. Last …