GLADINET, INC.
BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

"Exponential data growth has forced companies to look at new, cost-effective ways to move their fixed-content information from expensive primary disks to archive storage. Over the past few years, cloud storage has seen growing demand and is quickly being adopted as a reliable platform for long term archive needs," said Marylise Tauzia, Director of Product Management & Marketing at Atempo. "Atempo Digital Archive's integration with EMC Atmos makes it easy for our customers to quickly and securely move corporate information to the cloud. Our collaboration with EMC has enabled us to expand our compatibility matrix and offer new innovative cloud storage solutions to our customers as an archive target. We look forward to continued collaboration to enhance our joint solution." "We are very excited to partner with EMC to provide our joint customers with interoperability between Atmos and Aspera's high-performance file transfer solutions," said Cary Capece, Senior VP of Sales and Business Development at Aspera. "This collaboration paves the way for a next-generation, highly efficient distributed cloud storage infrastructure." "We're seeing an explosion of interest in large-scale, elastic and cloud-based data storage and processing," said Charles Zedlewski Sr. Director of Product Management with Cloudera. "Our customers are using Hadoop on both in-house and cloud-based infrastructure to extract new value from both complex and structured data. We're excited by EMC's vision in rolling out cloud-based services like Atmos." "Our mutual customers will greatly benefit from the seamless integration of CommVault data management software and EMC Atmos private and public cloud storage solutions," said David West, vice president of marketing and business development, CommVault. "CommVault transparently protects and manages file, email and SharePoint data copies across on premises and public Atmos cloud storage to improve service levels, while simplifying and greatly reducing data management costs. Native integration with the Atmos REST based API also delivers increased performance over alternate protocols." Gladinet "The Gladinet Cloud Desktop makes access to EMC Atmos practical for any customer – from the large enterprise to the home user," said Franklyn Peart, SVP of Business Development for Gladinet. "Using the REST API, Gladinet Cloud Desktop provides customers with the ability to turn Windows Explorer into a cloud storage portal that enables native access. It also provides the ability to access Atmos content as if it were stored on the desktop with drag and drop migration. Gladinet CloudAFS (Cloud Attached File Server) takes this concept a step further by enabling SMBs to enhance their file servers to store content in Atmos while implemening a smart cache that maintains LAN access speeds. CloudAFS also enables access to Atmos from native CIFS or NFS clients." "EMC has been a long time user and supporter of Postgres throughout the organization, and now Postgres is a component of the underlying technology of the EMC Atmos storage cloud," said Ed Boyajian, CEO of EnterpriseDB. "As the enterprise Postgres company, EnterpriseDB is proud to work with EMC to provide service and support for Postgres and PostgresPlus. PostgresPlus Advanced Server will truly be a valuable open source database option for EMC customers, which will allow them to realize the productivity and cost savings benefits of the Atmos compute cloud." "Informatica Data Archive allows IT organizations to identify and move inactive data to EMC Atmos on premise or as a Cloud Service," said Adam Wilson, General Manager, ILM, Informatica. "The solution provides IT with the means to safely and easily archive data from applications and data warehouses—including master, reference and transactional data—that is readily accessible when needed. This allows customers to streamline information lifecycle management while reducing management, software, and hardware costs." "The cloud computing and storage infrastructures in general, and the EMC Atmos platform in particular, present an opportunity to address the significant need for sharing diagnostic imaging information," said Hamid Tabatabaie, President and CEO of lifeIMAGE. "The U.S. healthcare system spends $10–15 billion each year on redundant radiological exams that stem from physicians' lack of access to patients' prior imaging exams. We are focused on providing a solution using the Atmos platform. We had to design a network to ultimately support thousands of hospitals, imaging centers and hundreds of thousands of physicians and millions of patients. With the EMC solution we can provide our users with a pay-for-use model that would otherwise be unaffordable. On the other hand, the elastic nature of cloud resources ensures our ability to scale the performance and operation of the network for peak usage periods. Finally, EMC's commitment to the VMware environment, advanced security technologies, reliable service, and their focus on and leading position in the healthcare sector made Atmos a natural platform for us." "MedCommons business is selling shared collaborative workspaces for healthcare, with connections to all manners of devices. Medical Imaging brings with it a significant and never ending demand for storage," Said Bill Donner, CEO of MedCommons. "Simply put, the value of EMC's new platform to MedCommons is our ability to offer our customers their own choice of cloud storage solutions and technologies behind our consistent set of networked healthcare services for radiology, cardiology, and patient records transport and management. The EMC Atmos architecture promises to allow MedCommons customers to distribute their storage globally and to effectively manage and optimize its price-performance behavior over time. The value proposition of Atmos is a reputation for security and reliability along with the ability to provide the enterprise customer with an integrated view and unified support of services assembled around the EMC platform."