Cohesity stories

In this interview, two execs from Cohesity discuss the company's data management as a service (DMaaS) solutions. >>

Gartner’s recognition of Cohesity as a leader speaks to the company's strengths in delivering next-generation data management.>>

The BaaS platform allows users to back up their data on-premises or in the cloud, while Cohesity maintains and operates the underlying infrastructure.>>

"Together with Cohesity, we will deliver elegant and cutting-edge solutions that will take our joint customers’ digital transformation projects to the next level.">>

In the newly created role, new appointee Brian Spanswick will focus on advancing and optimising IT and security for Cohesity and its customers, the company says.>>

The company saw year-over-year (YoY) growth in annual recurring revenues (ARR), a continued surge in customer wins globally, and a rapidly increasing number of customers spending $5 million or more in total lifetime spend on Cohesity software.>>

The data management organisation is now worth US$3.7 billion — an increase of $1.2 billion over the last 12 months.>>

If an organisation has a hybrid IT strategy, a hybrid data protection strategy is required, writes Cohesity managing director for ANZ Brad Newton.>>

"Companies need to have programs that support the development of their teams, in both professional and personal development.">>

"IT companies need to create and promote sponsorship programs to help women gain visibility, awareness, coaching, and support to further their careers within the organisation." >>

During 2021, CIOs will have to work throughout their organisations and apply digital technologies and data to unlock new business opportunities, writes Cohesity head of systems engineering A/NZ Derek Cowan.>>

Given the restrictions caused by legacy IT infrastructure, why are more organisations not pushing ahead with plans to rid themselves of the burden?>>

Amazon has made an equity investment in Cohesity and together the companies are releasing a new DMaaS offering on AWS. >>

The new solution is integrated with the company’s existing backup and continuous data protection capabilities.>>

If you could pick two words to describe Cohesity, ‘data management’ fit very well.>>

The newly created position follows a recent segmentation of Nutanix’s A/NZ business, undertaken with the purpose of capitalising on the expanding hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) market – which is expected to grow by a factor of four to A$37 billion in 2025.>>

The updated solution now includes new I/O Boost technology that the company says will lower the total cost of ownership (TCO) and deliver faster performance for backing up, accessing, and deriving insights from data in all-flash environments.>>

Businesses operate atop sizeable stores of data, but addressing this issue brings clarity, efficiency and insights, writes Cohesity A/NZ channel and distribution manager Kathryn Ramanathan.>>

Cohesity believes that it was named as a leader for its approach to modern data management.>>

"As Australia's largest locally owned distributor, Dicker Data is well placed to help Cohesity achieve maximum value and competitive advantage across the technology supply chain.">>

GigaOm cited Cohesity's end-to-end solution designed to tackle data and app challenges in modern enterprises. >>

Robert O'Donovan has been named as the new chief financial officer for Cohesity, as the company looks to further strengthen its cloud service offering and growth.>>

Data has become a critical component for businesses in every sector, yet many struggle when it comes to extracting full value from it.>>

"It's exciting to be joining Cohesity, a fast-growing company that still has such a huge, untapped market opportunity ahead.">>