Seven10 has decided to implement a major redesign of our current Web site. We’re very excited about the upcoming site, so expect to see a change in the coming months. To that end, this blog has been acting as our “Press Room” until we launch the new site. We’ve also recently built a new Facebook Fan Page where we’ve been posting company news. We’d love for you to become a fan. Check it out here.
At the beginning of January 2010, we posted several pieces of media coverage. It’s been a busy several weeks since that point, and we wanted to update you guys on some recent articles with which we’ve been involved.
February 17, 2010
Managing Editor Amy Newman interviews Seven10 regarding storage virtualization and Seven10’s work with the cloud storage. To read the full article, click here.
February 10, 2010
In this piece, Reporter Mike Vizard discusses how IT centers have locked themselves into storage decisions by tying applications directly to a hardware platform’s API. Vizard interviews Seven10 about the company’s StorFirst EAS product and how it prevents vendor lock-in. Check it out here.
February 8, 2010
Editor Arthur Cole conducts a Q&A session with Seven10 about archiving to the cloud. The company discusses the stark differences between backing-up to the cloud and intelligently archiving. To read the full interview, please click here.
February 3, 2010
Seven10 President Bobby Moulton authors a contributed piece, offering advice for start-ups who want to develop and grow a successful business without the use of venture capital funds. Seven10, in its eight years of existence, has never accepted a dime of venture capital money. To read Bobby’s five suggestions, click here.
January 30, 2010
Seven10 was quoted in a “2010 State of Enterprise Storage Survey” authored by Behzad Behtash. In this comprehensive storage industry round-up, Seven10 discusses deduplication and how active archiving is a much better alternative. To read this story and see Seven10’s perspective, click here.
January 29, 2010
Senior Writer Chris Preimesberger included Seven10 in a piece about CommVault’s cloud gateway. While CommVault offers some cloud support, they cannot yet connect to Iron Mountain and EMC Atmos. Seven10 connects to these two clouds today. To check out the article, click here.
