Cisco Board names Chuck Robbins as next CEO

John Chambers to become Executive Chairman, effective July 26.

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Copy Data thwarts Big Data

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By Ash Ashutosh, CEO, Actifio.

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HP brings new storage capabilities to OpenStack Kilo for Cloud Computing

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Enhancements simplify provisioning while improving performance and resiliency for consolidated block and file workloads.

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SoftNAS attracts industry innovator and Citrix veteran Brad Pedersen

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SoftNAS has announced industry veteran, Brad Pedersen, former Chief Architect and Senior Fellow at Citrix has joined the company’s board of advisors.

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Vision Solutions launches Double-Take Cloud Migration Center  

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Vision Solutions' Double-Take Cloud Migration Center product provides automated migration for servers and applications into the cloud from private and public cloud platforms.

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DR niche for Databarracks

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Databarracks recognised as a Niche Player in Gartner’s 2015 Magic Quadrant for Disaster Recovery as a Service.

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