At Ocarina, we’re having a great deal of success these days with partnerships, and the buzz around this is being seen in the storage press and beyond. What has happened in part is that now that NetApp has made dedupe table stakes, we are the dance partner that many vendors are turning to, as we [...]
The Dedupe Wars
by Carter George on April 30, 2009 in Featured, Ocarina, Storage, Storage optimization, capacity optimization
Wikibon – A New Analyst Paradigm?
by Sunshine on April 29, 2009 in Analyst
Here’s a sign of the times. While on a conference call to interview Wikibon‘s co-founder Dave Vellante this morning, he, several others on the call, and I were all tweeting about the experience in real time. Welcome to today’s socially networked, version 3.0 of business life. Wikibon is founded on a new and some might [...]
What We’re Reading – April 28
by Sunshine on April 28, 2009 in Ocarina, Storage
An interesting day today in that there isn’t too much in the way of hard news, but plenty o’ commentary floating around the old blog-o-tweet-o-news-o-sphere regarding storage. First, lots of buzz about Ocarina this past week: We earned a nice mention in the keynote address at BIO IT World, where Ocarina is in attendance and [...]
A “Tweeterview” with Stephen Foskett, Nirvanix Consulting Director
by Sunshine on April 27, 2009 in Featured, cloud
“Incent people correctly and you will have real success not just sales.” If a luddite like Maureen Dowd can do it, then there’s no reason why we here at tech-savvy Online Storage Optimization can’t conduct an interview via Twitter. And who better to try this idea out with than Stephen Foskett, one of the most [...]
Twitter – Not for the Faint of Heart
by Carter George on April 24, 2009 in Analyst, Blogroll, Ocarina, capacity optimization
Earlier this week on Twitter, we experienced what it’s like to have real time, public discussions with bloggers, analysts, and journalists about our product. It was a great example of why Twitter is such a powerful tool for talking about technology–not to mention one that can be a little hair-raising. It started when Martin Glassborow, [...]
Spring is Here and Change is in the Air
by Sunshine on April 23, 2009 in Ocarina, Storage, cloud
While it’s true that Spring has officially been underway for a month, only now do we start to embrace the change in seasons. The smell of burgers wafts across backyards, birds warble away in the trees, and baseball players start rubbing Bengay into their sore muscles. In the storage industry, there are also some changes [...]
Happy Earth Day
by Sunshine on April 22, 2009 in green IT
It’s a beautiful, sunny day in San Jose, a fitting reminder of the amazing planet we celebrate today. To me, every day is earth day, because for now at least, this is our home. We can treat it well, or we can treat it with less than total regard. It’s our choice. On this blog, [...]
Storage News and Notes – VMwariness, Greening Storage, Larry Shops
by Sunshine on April 21, 2009 in Storage, capacity optimization, cloud, green IT
Happy Tuesday. It’s been one doozy of a week. A heatwave hit Silicon Valley, both in reality and in the more metaphorical sense–in other words, the Sun seemed to be shining all over the place. And it’s also been an exciting week right here at Ocarina, as mentioned in an earlier post. Here are a [...]
Thanks InformationWeek!
by Sunshine on April 20, 2009 in Storage
It’s hard to believe it’s only Monday, because already it’s been a slam dunk kind of week at Ocarina. As mentioned in my earlier post today, Ocarina has announced partnerships with major storage vendors, as covered very nicely by Beth Pariseau over at SearchStorage. Also today, InformationWeek has announced the winners of “The InformationWeek Startup [...]
NAB-bing some Announcements
by Sunshine on April 20, 2009 in Ocarina, Storage, Storage optimization
This week, many of our crew are attending NAB Show, the annual mega-convention of the National Association of Broadcasters in Las Vegas. Why do we need to be there? Well, more and more, the business of making shows and movies has become inextricably linked to the need to store immense files. To add to the [...]
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