Businesses are collecting and processing a large amount of diverse data from different sources. This data must be available, performant, and secure. Hybrid cloud storage enables this by leveraging the public cloud while using private cloud deployment.
This whitepaper from Nasuni explains why neither traditional network-attached storage (NAS) nor the most popular public cloud storage options provide the right foundation for a data-centric company.
Here’s what you’ll learn in this guide:
- How to unlock the value of your business data.
- Five ways traditional storage appliances fall short.
- How to simplify storage changes.
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