Podcasts about netapp insight

The Six Five Media was at NetApp Insight 2024! Host Daniel Newman sat down with NetApp's CEO George Kurian, and Hoseb Dermanilian, Sr. Dir, Global Head of AI Sales & GTM, for a discussion on how NetApp is spearheading innovation in data management and storage, ensuring customer success in the rapidly evolving tech landscape. Their discussion covers: The alignment of NetApp's strategic direction with the evolving needs of data management and storage NetApp's competitive differentiators in the data management and storage market The role of partnerships and alliances in bolstering NetApp's market position Emerging trends in data infrastructure and the influence of AI and machine learning technologies NetApp's approach to harnessing the power of AI and GenAI, detailing their AI-ready solutions and strategies for businesses  

Coverage & analysis from Six Five Media at NetApp Insight 2024. Host Daniel Newman is joined by NetApp's Gabie Boko, CMO, for a conversation on how Intelligent Data Infrastructure (IDI) is supporting business growth and agility as they navigate the complexities of hybrid and multi-cloud strategies. Their discussion covers: The support IDI provides to businesses adopting hybrid and multi-cloud strategies for growth and agility Exciting trends and technologies in cloud computing that impact IDI significantly How NetApp's IDI aids in better decision-making and real-time analytics in big data utilization Practical advice for companies aiming to enhance their data infrastructure, focusing on cost concerns and resource management  

On this episode of the Six Five Media at NetApp Insight, host Krista Case is joined by NetApp's Gagan Gulati, GM, Data Services, for a conversation on enhancing data resilience amidst the escalating threat of cyber attacks. Gagan shares invaluable insights into how Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI) supports business growth, agility in hybrid and multi-cloud environments, and the pioneering trends in cloud computing set to revolutionize IDI. Their discussion covers: The crucial role of IDI in supporting growth and agility for businesses adopting hybrid and multi-cloud strategies Gagan's perspective on the most promising trends and technologies in cloud computing that are poised to significantly impact IDI How NetApp's IDI enhances decision-making and leverages big data for real-time analytics, providing businesses with a competitive edge Practical advice for companies eager to upgrade their data infrastructure, focusing on cost efficiency and optimal resource allocation  

Ce mois-ci Yann nous parle de la disponibilité de NAbox pour de nouvelles plateformes de virtualisation ! Si votre hyperviseur est basé sur KVM ou Hyper-V, vous pouvez maintenant déployer NAbox !Worm et ARP sont maintenant inclus avec Cloud Volumes ONTAP sans coûts additionnels.VMware vCloud fondation est supporté avec NetAppTrident 24-06 supporte SnapMirror et les ONTAP Tools pour VMware supportent ActiveSync !Ne ratez pas les NetApp Insider's club et NetApp Insight Xtra !NFS supporte maintenant NFS-over-TLS et bien sûr on parle de NetApp Insight !Yann Bizeul (Linked-In)Guillaume Sowinski (Linked-In)Yves Weisser (Linked-In)

Leading global tech analysts Patrick Moorhead (Moor Insights & Strategy) and Daniel Newman (The Futurum Group) are front and center on The Six Five analyzing the tech industry's biggest news each and every week and also conducting interviews with tech industry "insiders" on a regular basis.    Welcome to this week's edition of “The 6-5.” I'm Patrick Moorhead with Moor Insights & Strategy, co-host, and I am joined by Daniel Newman with The Futurum Group. On this week's show, we will be talking:   Google Complains to EU About Microsoft https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1839367892275732688 https://finance.yahoo.com/video/google-calls-microsoft-cloud-monopoly-143943051.html https://www.cnbc.com/2024/09/25/google-files-eu-antitrust-complaint-accusing-microsoft-of-stifling-cloud-competition.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/09/25/google-microsoft-antitrust-eu-cloud/   HP Imagine 2024 https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1838714819484225552 https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1838627865019191572 https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1838624716418093071 https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1838620401263612204 https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1838613627445874782 https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1838611039837188481 https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1838623309010997595 https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1838619618530988455 https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1838616551387468248   Micron Q4FY24 Earnings https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1839149961033953452 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/micron-stock-soars-as-q1-revenue-forecast-tops-analyst-estimates-123207244.html https://www.thestreet.com/investing/stocks/analysts-race-to-overhaul-micron-stock-price-targets-after-earnings https://seekingalpha.com/article/4723558-micron-heres-why-were-flipping-to-a-buy-after-q4-fy2024-earnings https://investors.micron.com/static-files/b732110d-2b3c-47a5-9dd8-c24fbf5873a0 https://x.com/MicronTech/status/1839052153018790282   GSA US Executive Forum https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1839395955457806413 https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1839146220050330098 https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1839151157044003087 https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1839147265463824518   NetApp Insight 2024 https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1838736360469074283 https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1838773714168746310 https://blocksandfiles.com/2024/09/25/netapp-ai-insight-2024/   Intel Lunar Lake Benchmarks https://x.com/PatrickMoorhead/status/1838685702059626754 https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/laptops/intel-lunar-lake-benchmarks-heres-how-it-compares-to-snapdragon-x-and-apple-m3 https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/we-benchmarked-intels-lunar-lake-gpu-with-core-ultra-9-drivers-still-holding-back-arc-graphics-140v-performance https://x.com/danielnewmanUV/status/1838687548098695625   Disclaimer: This show is for information and entertainment purposes only. While we will discuss publicly traded companies on this show. The contents of this show should not be taken as investment advice.

Dans cet épisode du Podcast NetApp nous allons revenir sur les annonces de KubeCon et de NetApp Insight fin 2023, mais ce n'est pas tout ! Nous allons aussi aborder le generative AI, les nouveauté de data protection avec ActiveSync, ASA et C-Series, ONTAP 9.14, ONTAP Select sur KVM et les nouveauté autours de Kubernetes avec Astra et Cloud Insights !Yann Bizeul (Linked-In)Guillaume Sowinski (Linked-In)Yves Weisser (Linked-In)

Getting data in order can have a huge effect on whether businesses can harness the power of AI. Where your data is stored, in what form, as well as where and how it is processed, really can make the difference between successful and unsuccessful implementations of the technology.At NetApp Insight, these challenges were placed front and center, with a strong focus on the concerns of customers regarding data in the cloud and how it can be best harnessed by firms to power and provide context to their generative AI models.In this episode, Jane and Rory are joined by Ross Kelly, ITPro News Editor, to hear about NetApp's strategy on AI and hybrid cloud, and what he learned from his 1:1 with the company's CEO, George Kurian.For more information:What is generative artificial intelligence (AI)?NetApp CEO: Hybrid cloud will be the only way to capitalize on generative AINetApp aims to become ‘true data pipeline' for enterprises with latest AI updatesNetApp Insight 2023: All the news and announcementsIn the age of AI, leaders need to scrap “monolithic” data transformationsStorage, sustainability, and AI in the spotlight at Pure Storage Accelerate 2023Pure Storage: Generative AI has a friend in flash

In this episode of Infrastructure Matters, guest host Randy Kerns, Senior Strategist with The Futurum Group, joins Krista Macomber for a discussion of recent news, upcoming shows, and how to most cost-effectively use cloud infrastructure based on deep economic analysis and engagements with IT practitioners. Key highlights include: The launch of Pure Protect DRaaS by Pure Storage and the solution's value, including speeding time-to-recovery and reducing data loss following a ransomware attack. A preview of upcoming shows that The Futurum Group will be attending, including NetApp Insight, Veeam Analyst Summit and Supercomputing Conference 2023. A deep dive discussion into minimizing TCO and optimizing cost economics in the cloud. Be sure to visit our YouTube Channel and subscribe so you don't miss an episode.

Nous sommes de retour en fanfare pour la rentrée ! On vous parle de l'Executive Briefing Center de Amsterdam, un espace dédié a nos clients et partenaires pour échanger sur leurs projets dans un cadre a la fois studieux  et agréable !On fera aussi le point bien sûr sur NetApp Insight, du 23 au 25 octobre 2023, inscrivez vous vite il n'est pas trop tard !Et après une petite tangente "geek" vers le lab Kubernetes de Yann, on reparle des Partner Academy qui se déroulent partout en france en ce moment !Yann Bizeul (Linked-In)Guillaume Sowinski (Linked-In)Yves Weisser (Linked-In)

This week, the NetApp A-Team joins us to discuss this year's NetApp Insight virtual event and what they're looking forward to most.

The public cloud is playing an ever more important part in the modern enterprise’s infrastructure, whether they are SaaS services such as Microsoft 365 or native cloud services from compute to storage. The challenge when we look to adopt the cloud is how do we avoid developing a technology silo in our business, how do we make sure we don’t put the cloud on an island all of its own, one that has no integration into our enterprise datacentre. Because that is not the point is it? We want the cloud to be a valuable extension of what we do, something we can use “tactically” to solve problems and enable us to do things that are hard on-premises. How then do we build appropriate bridges between what we do in the datacentre and those resources and services the public cloud has to offer? That is the subject of this week’s show as I am joined by Principal Architect and Cloud Evangelist at NetApp, Phoebe Goh. We discuss. • Why we need a Cloud data strategy. • We need an Enterprise-ready cloud. • It is not just about “somebody else’s computer”. • Cloud is a “mindset”. • Make your datacentre more cloud-like and your cloud more enterprise. • Avoiding the human nature of silos! • Joining the technology dots. • The value of “specialists”. • Tips for “joining the cloudy dots!” • Looking forward to NetApp INSIGHT. I always enjoy catching up with Phoebe her knowledge and enthusiasm are a great mix for sharing her experience of cloud architecture and providing tips on how you can make sure your use of public cloud is as effective as it can be. Phoebe also talked about NetApp INSIGHT during this session and regardless of whether you are a NetApp customer or not, this is a really useful event to hear from a specialist in data storage both on-premises and in the cloud and with a great line up of speakers Including Microsoft’s Satya Nadella. If you have an idea for a show or would like to appear as a guest, then email me podcast@techstringy.com and to catch the next episode why not subscribe. Until next time thanks for watching and listening. You'll find full show notes here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Or

NetApp change et transforme son image. Nouveau logo, nouvelle communication, et une évolution du message pour réaffirmer sa position de spécialiste de la donnée et son approche résolument cloud hybride.NetApp Insight, c'est dans moins d'un mois, on échange sur ce qui s'annonce pour l'événement technologique annuel autours des solutions NetApp.Liens :NetApp Insight Digital Event : https://insight.netapp.com/Introducing a New NetApp (Vidéo) : https://tv.netapp.com/detail/video/6187889097001Cloud Storage Specialists (Vidéo) : https://tv.netapp.com/detail/video/6186682414001/cloud-storage-specialists

This week, NetApp ONTAP Virtualization PM Karl Konnerth and Virtualization TME Chance Bingen join me to discuss the latest updates to ONTAP for VMware virtualization integration, as well as what sessions they recommend for NetApp Insight 2020.

NetApp INSIGHT 2020 is around the corner October 26-29 and we have a FULL lineup for the whole event with a special focus on our Community Roundtable on this episode. During the Community Hour you’ll see the featured “Ready, Set... Cloud Cost Optimization” community roundtable hosted by Phoebe Goh, all new Go Your Way podcasts featuring Maya Livni as co-host and a special series of the NetApp A-Team “All Access” podcast. Register now and join us for NetApp INSIGHT 2020 - https://insight.netapp.com/

This week, we invite the NetApp Insight team to talk to us about this year's 100% virtual event and how not being there in person actually has some benefits!

This week, we're doing a live career coaching session. We welcome Becky Elliott, a technologist and writer who is looking at what comes next in her career. The career coaching session was recorded live and unscripted, but this time we weren't talking about a book or specific topic - we were tackling a real person thinking out loud about where they are and where they want to go. We thank Becky for coming on the show with vulnerabilty and honesty. The episode was recorded during a Stay At Home order in March 2020 from our homes in California, Texas, and Virginia. Becky is an IT professional, and she had started a 2-month sabbatical as she figured out what was next for her. Now, six months later, she's juggling our current stay-at-home environment with her husband also working from home, home-schooling , and freelance writing -- and also thinking about a full-time role in the future that incorporates her technical skills with her writing and blogging. Writing, both about personal development as well as technical topics, has become Becky’s passion. Becky is an active part of the VMware vExpert technical community, and has spent a lot of her sabbatical at conferences like VMworld, Pure Accelerate, and NetApp Insight as a blogger and influencer. She gets a lot of energy from these community events. She gets invited to come to these events, and sometimes even gets paid to write some blog posts at the event, but she feels she's not a "schmoozer" -- and like many people, she isn't comfortable doing a lot of selling to potential clients to get paid gigs at these events. On the other hand, Kat has met Becky at several of these events, and she has seen Becky act as a connector. Kat also notes that Becky is well-liked in the community, and her role as a connector may be one reason. Ideally, Beck wants a job as a creator: creating content and blogging. She also loves the idea of championing other bloggers as some sort of community manager. She is inspired by Sam Moulton, who manages the the NetApp A-Team Advocacy Program, because she is a cheerleader, coach, and connector who makes opportunities for the members of the program. At a career coaching event with Becky at a conference last year, Kat made an offhand comment about "whether you stay in tech or not." Suddenly Becky found herself contemplating the novel idea of leaving tech completely, but after thinking about it, realized that tech eally was home to her and she does want to stay in this area for her career. The innovation and change in tech, the ability to figure out how things work, and how tech continually helps to make things better are all things that appeal to Becky. We talk about Becky’s writing portfolio, her websites and how she presents her writing, her many domain names, and how to best market herself. We advise Becky to consolidate and use one site or a service like Linktree to consolidate all the different information that she shares in different places. Make it easy for people to find you and all the information about your projects -- that's true for any audience, but especially true for a busy recruiter or hiring manager! Becky’s #1 priority for her next role is to really like the people she works with and the product they're producing. We counsel her to use her active network and tell them that she’s ready for her next opportunity. She has been looking at Twitter and Slack channels to hear about roles directly from people who are hiring. We challenge Becky to put together her "must-have" and "nice-to-have" lists and to go to her network with authenticity. There could easily be a friend-of-a-friend or a reader of her blog who would love to help her find the next role. Becky’s current list of must-have's is cenered around values, not specific technologies she wants to work with. This is great, because it's clear that her values are important to her. We gave some examples about how to ask questions to test company values. You need to see how they show up in everyday work life. We think it’s important to have a list of values and also a list of skills. Ask people who know you what would be important for you in a job. Giving yourself plenty of time to put together your list is really helpful so that you can think and reflect. And write your list in pencil -- because it’s a living document, and things can change, especially now! Becky Elliiott on Twitter: https://twitter.com/beckylelliott Becky’s web site: https://beckyelliott.com *If you'd like to partcipate in a live coaching session with Liz and Kat, just get in touch! *

Greg and Phoebe recap the highlights from INSIGHT London as well as discussing some recent challenges that cloud providers have faced with outages and data security lapses.

In this simulcast of Arrow bandwidth and our US team Arrow’s NetApp Quick Hits Mark Carlton EMEA Solution Architect IoT 7 Edge at Arrow ECS EMEA (@mcarlton1983) and Ryan Rascop Technical Solutions Engineer at Arrow Electronics (@R2_Arrow) and myself Ruairi McBride TAM at Arrow ECS UK sit down and discuss NetApp INSIGHT. Recorded on the 30th Oct day 3 of the conference, we delve into several of the main announcements made during our time in Las Vegas covering Keystone and the New AFF/FAS models. We discuss the Mega-Sessions and their content, and the focus towards AI at the conference as well as Arrows booth during the event. Finally the Hybrid cloud message that NetApp are now going to market with and what it means to our customers.

We welcome our good friend & NetApp Technical Partner Manager, Jeff Hicks, to dive into the revelations shared from the mothership at NetApp INSIGHT 2019 – held at the surprisingly cold Las Vegas strip a couple of weeks ago. The conucopia of topics include disaggregated HCI, NetApp's Data Fabric vision, new hardware products like the AFF A400 array, and of course what we mean by "Developers are the new Kingmakers" and how we feel about it. Learn more at ivoxy.com/insight-2019-recap Oh, and by the way – NetApp is offering a free 3-minute assessment to help find the right data management solution for your business: explore.netapp.com/ivoxy

During the recent NetApp INSIGHT 2019 event in Las Vegas, we were able to sit down with independent data analyst, NASA enthusiast, and blogger, Karen Lopez. Special Guest: Karen Lopez.

We're here at NetApp INSIGHT with Chris Evans, independent industry analyst, to blow up cloud definitions, consumption models and the complexity of multi-cloud.

Whenever I speak with those tasked with deploying enterprise technology one of the most common challenges I find they have is finding a way to compare what they are doing with others in similar roles. How do you best find and deploy new technology? How do you encourage open dialogue in your business to identify needs and opportunities? How do you learn more about what technology is available? And how do you ensure you are not seen as the IT department who always says no? These are all real challenges and finding out how others deal with them is not easy, especially when you are already very busy delivering the IT you have. In this week's podcast, recorded at the recent NetApp INSIGHT event in Las Vegas, I wanted to explore this topic with people who actually deliver IT for a living. Donny Lang, Sr. Systems Administrator at GDC, Christopher Olsen, Solutions Architect at Los Alamos National Laboratory and Matthew Underhill from Alfred H. Knight. All three had differing challenges, but all took very similar approaches to how they tackled the daily conundrum of delivering effective IT. In this episode we cover; * Using Cloud * The primary aim of your IT * Selling IT's capabilities * Discovering problems * Rules of "engagement" * Dealing with the "smartest people in the room" * How do you define a solution? * Don't be afraid to ask why * Trusted partners * Importance of events * Becoming data focussed I thought this was a fantastic and frank conversation and each of the guests provided some valuable insight. Next time we delve back into the world of IoT, if you want to catch it then subscribe to the show which is available in all good podcast stores! If you'd like to be a guest or have an idea for a show then email podcast@techstringy.com Thanks for listening. Show Notes are here https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1IC

We're back again at NetApp INSIGHT with Chris Mellor, journalist from The Register and Blocks & Files, discussing some of the new innovations NetApp has announced like the AFF A400, StorageGRID Object Storage, & MAX data.

Increasingly automation is becoming a way of life in IT, tools that take repetitive or complex tasks and simplify them by automating much of the work they require are increasingly popular. They also have real value for many organisations, it frees up resources, improves the time of delivery and reduces risk of errors that often come when humans deliver repetitive tasks or ones they have to deliver quickly or under pressure. One such tool is Veeam Availability Orchestrator (VAO) which provides the ability to automate the testing, documentation and invocation of a business recovery plan. Last week at NetApp INSIGHT in Las Vegas, Veeam announced a new update to this product, version 3.0. As someone who has always been a fan of this tool and ones like it for managing such a complex process as DR, I thought it would make a good podcast, so I caught with Alec King a Vice President of Product Management at Veeam, to discuss the new release and also its first attempt to enhance a 3rd parties DR capability by integrating with NetApp's snapshot and SnapMirror technologies. During my chat with Alec, we discuss. What do we mean by availability? Why availability is more than technology The value of orchestration Documenting your DR Why automation can give DR confidence Business DR is not a technology problem it needs everyone's input NetApp integration and the value it brings Improving each other's capabilities to deliver better outcomes Why would I consider VAO? I really like Veeam Availability Orchestrator as a product and as someone who has sat at the sharp end of a DR plan invocation a set of tools that automated much of the process and that had given me confidence in it previously would have made life a whole lot easier. If you would like to be a guest or have topic suggestions for the show why not drop me an email to podcast@techstringy.com. Thanks for listening. Full show notes are here :- https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Ie

This week on the podcast, we recap NetApp Insight 2019 in Las Vegas. Join us as we cover the highlights of the event, as well as what people on the floor had to say.

On this week's episode of The New Stack Context podcast, we discuss Kubernetes and cloud native storage with NetApp's Business Director for its Cloud Infrastructure Business Unit, Dale Degen, during NetApp's annual user conference this week in Las Vegas, NetApp Insight 2019. Since its acquisition of StackPointCloud last year, storage giant NetApp has become a leader in Kubernetes management. The NetApp Kubernetes Service provides a control plane for running any commercial or even homegrown Kubernetes distribution. Users can deploy a complete Kubernetes distribution within three clicks. When used in conjunction with NetApp's OnTap storage operating system and Cloud Volumes, users can set up a multicloud Kubernetes deployment. Then later in the podcast, we chat about the Linux Foundation's Open Source Summit + Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2019, which was attended by Alex Williams, TNS founder and editor-in-chief. We also discuss some of the top news from the TNS site, including Pivotal's recent Spring Platform conference, some tips for running Kubernetes in production, and the future of serverless and cloud computing.

On this week's episode of The New Stack Context podcast, we discuss Kubernetes and cloud native storage with NetApp's Business Director for its Cloud Infrastructure Business Unit, Dale Degen, during NetApp's annual user conference this week in Las Vegas, NetApp Insight 2019. Since its acquisition of StackPointCloud last year, storage giant NetApp has become a leader in Kubernetes management. The NetApp Kubernetes Service provides a control plane for running any commercial or even homegrown Kubernetes distribution. Users can deploy a complete Kubernetes distribution within three clicks. When used in conjunction with NetApp's OnTap storage operating system and Cloud Volumes, users can set up a multicloud Kubernetes deployment. Then later in the podcast, we chat about the Linux Foundation's Open Source Summit + Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2019, which was attended by Alex Williams, TNS founder and editor-in-chief. We also discuss some of the top news from the TNS site, including Pivotal's recent Spring Platform conference, some tips for running Kubernetes in production, and the future of serverless and cloud computing.

On this episode recorded at NetApp INSIGHT 2019, we speak to Melanie Posey Sr. VP of Research for 451 Research about the state of multicloud, and Microsoft Azure winning the $10 billion JEDI contract. We also explore the implications for cloud ecosystems.

This week on the podcast, we give you the lowdown on NetApp Insight 2019 in Las Vegas. Join us as we discuss this year’s Insight themes, fun events you might be interested in, sessions, Insight Central and much more!

On this week’s podcast, recorded live at NetApp Insight 2018, Chris talks to Greg Knieriemen and Rob McDonald about the introduction of Memory Accelerated Data, commonly called MAX Data.  The MAX Data solution is a software product that implements a local file system on a server using local persistent memory such as Intel Optane.  Of […] The post #83 – Introduction to NetApp MAX Data appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

This episode Ruairi McBride @mcbride_ruairi is joined by Alun Griffiths @WelshMatador Matthew Kershaw @mkershaw1985 and Paul Stillitano all from Arrow ECS UK where they review this year’s NetApp Insight EMEA from Barcelona. We give our impression on the conference overall and what we did and didn’t like (which there isn’t much). We discuss the Key Notes including Gerd Leonhard @gleonhard Chief Future officer from the futures agency and the forward looking talk he gave. Kate Swanborg @KateSwanborg of Dreamworks Animation and the WuXi NextCODE Genome Sequence who are both now huge users of data; parts of the general session were also discussed. We also talked about MAX Data and the blazing speed at which is accelerating access to data. We discussed NFLEX MetroCluster over IP and improvements on the FlexPod technology. We delved into the importance of community and those that meet at insight including the NetApp A-Team and NetApp United. We chat about the Stackpoint acquisition NetApp Kubernetes Service and the launch of Cloud Insights.

In this podcast recorded at NetApp Insight 2018, Chris talks to Santosh Rao, Senior Technical Director at NetApp.  Santosh leads NetApp’s AI and Data Engineering efforts and has a 10-year history at the company, working on initiatives including Clustered ONTAP. This conversation covers how NetApp is developing an Edge-to-Core-to-Cloud strategy that includes collecting and processing […] The post #80 – Discussing NetApp’s AI Strategy with Santosh Rao appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

Last week Chris attended NetApp Insight in Barcelona and had a chance to chat to Greg Knieriemen, Chief Technologist in the Storage Systems & Software business at NetApp.  Greg was formerly at Hitachi Vantara where he held a similar role.  This conversation touches on Greg’s reasons for choosing NetApp and exactly what he will be […] The post #78 – Thoughts on NetApp with Greg Knieriemen appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

At NetApp Insight 2018 in Barcelona, I acted as a roving reporter and walked up to booths to see what conversations were being had at the event. I also created a new intro song, just for fun!

We recap NetApp Insight 2018 in Barcelona with some special guests and wrap it all up with the NetApp A-Team!

This week on the podcast, we find out what a great fit VMware Private Cloud is on NetApp HCI with the Storage Janitor, Andy Banta and HCI Solution Engineer Sean Howard, as well as what they’ll be up to at NetApp Insight in Barcelona.

The data industry is a really interesting place right now, for many organisations their data and the challenges of how they use it, secure it and derive value from it is right at the top of the CIO’s priority list. However, data is not the only area of the technology industry that is interesting, automation, AI, machine learning, IoT and of course the fascinating world of the hyperscalers. So, when you are an experienced technologist, well known in the industry and you are presented with a range of new opportunities, what is it that attracts you back to work in the data industry? That’s the question I put to this week’s guest, experienced tech industry “veteran” Greg Knieriemen. Greg has just left a highly successful stint at Hitachi and was presented with a range of interesting opportunities; however, it was one of those established storage vendors, NetApp that appealed the most to him, but why? What could the data industry continue to offer someone with an already wide experience of it? During this show, I chat with Greg about why NetApp? Why they are no longer just a storage company. We discuss the evolution of multi-cloud and how it is becoming the new reality for many organisations. We finish up looking at what is exciting Greg in his new role and why you should never believe a technology evangelist! I really enjoyed meeting up with Greg at NetApp Insight and certainly enjoyed our chat here and Greg’s take on the industry, I hope you enjoy listening. Full show notes :- https://bit.ly/2KgWSwj

Sponsored By:  NetApp In this episode we talk new persistent memory IO technology  with Andy Grimes, Principal Technologist, NetApp. Andy presented at the NetApp Insight 2018 TechFieldDay Extra (TFDx) event (video available here). If you get a chance we encourage you to watch the videos as Andy, did a great job describing their new MAX … Continue reading "75: GreyBeards talk persistent memory IO with Andy Grimes, Principal Technologist, NetApp"

Sponsored By:  NetApp In this episode we talk new persistent memory IO technology  with Andy Grimes, Principal Technologist, NetApp. Andy presented at the NetApp Insight 2018 TechFieldDay Extra (TFDx) event (video available here). If you get a chance we encourage you to watch the videos as Andy, did a great job describing their new MAX … Continue reading "75: GreyBeards talk persistent memory IO with Andy Grimes, Principal Technologist, NetApp"

CUBE hosts Lisa Martin (@LisaMartinTV) sits down with co host Stu Miniman (@stu) to discuss the newest announcements from the Keynote at NetApp Insight 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada.To see more coverage of this event, please visit: https://www.thecube.net/netapp-usa-2018

This week on the podcast, we recap NetApp Insight 2018 in Las Vegas, with a variety of special guests, including some familiar voices, as well as some new friends. The NetApp A-Team wraps it all up and gives their perspective on the event.

Sponsored by: NetApp In this episode we talk HCI  with Gabriel Chapman (@Bacon_Is_King), Senior Manager, Cloud Infrastructure, NetApp. Gabriel presented at the NetApp Insight 2018 TechFieldDay Extra (TFDx) event (video available here). Gabriel also presented last year at the VMworld 2017 TFDx event (video available here). If you get a chance we encourage you to watch the … Continue reading "73: GreyBeards talk HCI with Gabriel Chapman, Sr. Mgr. Cloud Infrastructure NetApp"

At NetApp Insight 2018 in Las Vegas, I decided to try something new. I acted as a roving reporter and walked up to booths to see what conversations were being had at the event. I also created a new intro song, just for fun! If you think the segment works, or would like to be a part of the podcast at Insight Barcelona, email us at podcast@netapp.com!

Sponsored by: NetApp In this episode we talk HCI  with Gabriel Chapman (@Bacon_Is_King), Senior Manager, Cloud Infrastructure, NetApp. Gabriel presented at the NetApp Insight 2018 TechFieldDay Extra (TFDx) event (video available here). Gabriel also presented last year at the VMworld 2017 TFDx event (video available here). If you get a chance we encourage you to watch the … Continue reading "73: GreyBeards talk HCI with Gabriel Chapman, Sr. Mgr. Cloud Infrastructure NetApp"

This week on the podcast, Peter Skovrup, Senior Director of Product Management for ONTAP Select joins us to discuss what’s the latest and greatest for the software defined offering of ONTAP, as well as what’s going on at NetApp Insight 2018. We also cover the mobile datacenter and how you can check it out. Be sure to sign up for the following ONTAP Select sessions at NetApp Insight!

This week on the podcast, we break down NetApp Insight 2018 with a plethora of special guests. Listen as we discuss what sessions you should check out, what's going on at Insight Central and what's new about this year's show.

As we become more data-driven in our organisations and ever more used to the way big public cloud providers deliver our services, it is putting more pressure on internal IT to deliver infrastructure that provides this data focussed, cloud like experience, but where do you start in designing this next-generation of datacentre. That's the subject of this week's podcast, the last of the shows recorded at NetApp Insight in Berlin, where I catch up with two members of a fascinating panel discussion I attended at the event, Ruairi McBride and Jason Benedicic, they were part of a panel hosted by the NetApp A-Team which consisted of people who were not theorists but had practical experience of deploying next-generation technologies and working practices and as I know many listeners to this show are involved in developing their own next-generation strategy, I thought it would make an interesting episode. We cover a range of topics and begin by looking to define what we mean by next-gen the types of technology and methodologies involved. We discuss what is driving the move to next-generation datacentres and how businesses who wish to maintain a competitive edge and improve the service to their customers need to look at this next generation approach. We wrap up by looking at how next-gen datacenters are not about technology alone and is as much about philosophy and working practice, while Jason and Ruairi share ideas about the type of building blocks you need and the help and support that the technology community can bring as you look to deliver a next-generation strategy to your organisation. This is the last show of 2017, for all who have listened this year, thanks for your support and Tech Interviews will be back in the new year with a whole host of new interviews exploring a range of technology topics. To make sure you catch next years shows then why not subscribe in all of the usual places. For all of you who have enjoyed the show in 2017 – thanks for listening. For full show notes :- https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1wX

The IT industry is full of new trends, some you get, some you don't, one such trend, that until recently I didn't really get, was Hyper-Converged, why have I not gotten onboard? A good test with any new technology is does it solve a problem or improve the way I currently do things? Up to now with Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI) I'm not sure it really does, is it helping me build a more automated, flexible, agile IT infrastructure? Is it helping me build a hybrid environment? Is it automating my IT environment so that my business gets the agility it wants? Not sure. What HCI does do well is simplify your hardware infrastructure, takes something that may have been installed in a full rack and squeezes it down into 2 or 4U in a single chassis, but is that enough? Not really. What's changed my view? The starting point is nothing to do with changes to the HCI hardware model or addition of some great new feature, it's actually and maybe not surprisingly driven by software, look at what Microsoft and VMware are doing for example, VMware is delivering an increasingly more software-defined infrastructure with every incremental release of their virtualisation stack and Microsoft with Azurestack looking to bring Azure like functionality into your on-prem datacentre. This simplification of the software stack is now starting to drive the need for a hardware stack that matches this simplification and can take advantage of these software-defined infrastructure solutions. It is this changing environment that is the focus of this latest podcast. At the recent NetApp Insight conference, I met with Troy Mangum who shared some research he's been working on reviewing the HCI market, how it stands today and the changes HCI  vendors need to make to ensure they build on the early success of first-generation solutions to take advantage of these software-defined infrastructure stacks. We explore a range of discussion points from the research, we look at the drivers behind the adoption of HCI, the need for simplification and easier consumption of IT resources. We also discuss how the current technical design of HCI hardware architectures may limit their ability to grow in the way we need them to. We discuss the risk of silo's and explore HCI tax, before then looking at the future how architectural changes are driving a new breed of HCI allowing a more flexible deployment model, decoupling the component parts so HCI can scale capacity and compute separately, which then begs the question, is this new breed of HCI really HCI at all and does it really matter? And of course, we look at NetApp's entry into this market. Enjoy the show. Full show notes are here :- https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1wJ

This week on the podcast, we say Auf Wiedersehen to Berlin for the last time as we recap NetApp Insight 2017 with the NetApp A-Team!

One of the main components of any tech conference is the keynote sessions, these are the sessions that share the vision, set the context for the show and a good keynote is a vital part of creating the right atmosphere for those attending. What I wanted to do with these special shows was to try and grab some of the immediate reaction from those attending the events and the keynote presentations that come with them. Our first set of keynote reviews come from NetApp Insight 2017 in Berlin, getting the very latest in the data management field. As we come toward the end of the conference, day three provided us with the final general sessions including a fascinating insight into rocket science as Adam Steltzner, part of the Mars Rover landing team, shared the part data played in their work. Joining me in this final review from Insight is Jon Woan (@jonwoan) and Mick Kehoe (@mickehoe) providing their views on this session and as it was the final day, they also share their thoughts on what they'd heard throughout the conference, how it met their expectations and where NetApp covering the kind of things that they felt relevant. Enjoy this last review from NetApp Insight and look out for upcoming reviews from other tech conferences in the future, as well as new episodes of Tech Interviews.

One of the main components of any tech conference is the keynote sessions, these are the sessions that share the vision, set the context for the show and a good keynote is a vital part of creating the right atmosphere for those attending. What I wanted to do with these special shows was to try and grab some of the immediate reaction from those attending the events and the keynote presentations that come with them. Our first set of keynote reviews come from NetApp Insight 2017 in Berlin, getting the very latest in the data management field. We heard views about Monday's keynote yesterday (you can find that here Tech Interviews the Keynote Round Up – NetApp Insight 2017 Day One) What did Day two have for us? This time I'm joined by Scott Gelb (@scottygelb) and Adam Bergh (@ajbergh) to get their views as we discuss the announcements of new platforms such as HCI and the fascinating move to cloud services including a unique arrangement with Microsoft Azure. Enjoy and look out for day twos Keynote roundup.

This week on the podcast, Brendan Wolfe and Douglas Fallstrom from NetApp partners Primary Data joined us to discuss what Primary Data does and how it ties into the NetApp Data Fabric. Be sure to check out their booth at NetApp Insight in Berlin!

One of the main components of any tech conference is the keynote sessions, these are the sessions that share the vision, set the context for the show and a good keynote is a vital part of creating the right atmosphere for those attending. What I wanted to do with these special shows was to try and grab some of the immediate reaction from those attending the events and the keynote presentations that come with them. For these first shows, I'm at NetApp's Insight conference in Berlin, where we expect four days full of the latest in what the data management industry are doing and hearing how data continues to be a focus for transformation for many of us. With that in mind, what did Monday's keynote session deliver? To find out, straight from the keynote I caught up with Jason Benedicic (@jabenedicic), Atanas Prezhdarov (@prezblahblah) and Mark Carlton (@mcarlton1983) to get their views on the key messages from the keynote and what they expected from the rest of the event. Enjoy and look out for day twos Keynote roundup.

This week on the podcast, we rounded up some of the NetApp A-Team members to discuss NetApp Insight 2017 in Las Vegas.

This week on the podcast, we get ready for Insight with a couple of interviews with some of the folks that will be attending the conference from NetApp and answering questions at Insight Central. Join us as we chat with Justine Ma, Professional Services Product Manager, and David Mancusi, Global Architect about NetApp Insight, GDPR and the Data Fabric!

This week on the podcast, we preview NetApp Insight 2017 with one of the event’s track leads, Jake Thorne, as well as the mastermind of Insight Central, Melissa Hara! Join us as we discuss what is where at the event, as well as some tips on how you can best navigate the sessions at NetApp Insight 2017.

The technology industry loves a conference, we all get invited to so many of them, however, are they worth going? - I caught up with three people at the end of the NetApp Insight conference 2016 in Berlin, to get their thoughts, this is what they said.. For show notes check out here... http://wp.me/p4IvtA-uN

Insight Berlin is a wrap! I managed to track down a few people before everyone headed back home. Glenn, Chris Gebhardt and I did the podcast from the hotel, and we were also able to chat with the Professional Services Cloud Transformation team yesterday.

Day 3 of NetApp Insight Berlin is wrapped up! We grabbed Pete Flecha from VMware, Michael Cade from Veeam and Ross Ackerman and Julia McClung from NetApp Customer Support to discuss their day. Plus, you get to hear Justin's horrible attempt at a British accent.

We rounded up the NetApp A-Team to give their thoughts on Day 2 of NetApp Insight 2016 in Berlin. We also managed to get the Lab on Demand guys as well as NetApp customer Michael Bergman.

Day 1 of NetApp Insight Berlin is in the books! Listen as we sit down with the folks manning the Developer Cafe as we discuss the lessons learned from the first day of the show, as well as how Andrew got lost on the train ride to Insight.

More than 5,000 attendees participated in NetApp Insight 2016 in Las Vegas to hear whats new with both NetApp and SolidFire. In addition to the 13 announcements made last week I was really interested in hearing from both NetApp and SolidFire how they thought this acquisition was going. So I brought my handy dandy microphone and captured tons of "Insight" for your listening pleasure. Enjoy. The Virtually Speaking Podcast The Virtually Speaking Podcast is a weekly technical podcast dedicated to discussing VMware topics related to storage and availability. Each week Pete Flecha and John Nicholson bring in various subject matter experts from VMware and within the industry to discuss their respective areas of expertise. If you’re new to the Virtually Speaking Podcast check out all episodes on vSpeakingPodcast.com.

This week on the podcast, we recap NetApp Insight 2016 in Las Vegas! Join us as we discuss the keynotes, what we were up to and what we thought of the event. In addition, we were able to sit down with Fujitsu to talk about their keynote and their cloud-as-a-service play, K5.

This week, we welcome Juan Mojica (@Juan_M_Mojica), product manager for the new feature NetApp Volume Encryption (NVE). NVE is available in ONTAP 9.1, which is being announced today at NetApp Insight!

This week on the podcast, we invite some of our NetApp Insight resources to discuss what’s going on this year at the event. We welcome the NetApp Community team and Global Insight Central Program Manager Melissa Magrin to talk about all the fun stuff you can get involved with at NetApp Insight in Las Vegas. If you’re on Twitter, track the hashtags #NetAppInsight for lots of updates!

The hybrid cloud has changed the rules of data management. Data may still be the crown jewels, but it’s only useful when you can put it where it’s needed—and safely. That’s according to Adam Bergh of Netech Corporation and NetApp’s Kelly Hemphill, who talked about the changing face of data management in a hybrid cloud world during NetApp Insight 2015 with the Tech ONTAP Podcast.

On the eve of this year’s holiday season, we received quite the stocking stuffer when the news broke that NetApp plans to acquire SolidFire. Tune into this week’s podcast for all the latest news! Also on this week’s show, we have some great interviews from NetApp Insight 2015. First, we sat down with Antonio Pittalis, IT Infrastructure Manager for Tiscali, to learn more about how Tiscali is benefiting from its adoption of the hybrid cloud. Then later, we talk hyper-converged with Craig Chadwell, Product Manager for NetApp, and Mike Laverick, VMware.

The Tech ONTAP Podcast crew spent this past week broadcasting from Berlin, Germany at NetApp Insight 2015, and while we were there, some major news was announced. Clustered Data ONTAP 8.3.2 RC1 is now available for download! We sat down with our friend Jay Goldfinch, Technical Marketing Engineer for Data ONTAP, to discuss all the new features, which includes copy-free transition, new All Flash FAS performance features, and much, much more.

It's the last day of NetApp Insight Berlin 2015 and the guys from the Tech ONTAP Podcast have you covered on all the latest news and information from Germany. Tune in for daily recaps, interviews, and more.

Day three of NetApp Insight Berlin 2015 is in the books and the guys from the Tech ONTAP Podcast have you covered on all the latest news and information from Germany. Tune in for daily recaps, interviews, and more.

It's the first day of NetApp Insight Berlin 2015 and the guys from the Tech ONTAP Podcast have you covered on all the latest news and information from Germany. Tune in for daily recaps, interviews, and more.

Day two of NetApp Insight Berlin 2015 is in the books and the guys from the Tech ONTAP Podcast have you covered on all the latest news and information from Germany. Tune in for daily recaps, interviews, and more.

NetApp Insight 2015 was a massive success, and certainly one of the many highlights was Dave Hitz, NetApp’s Founder and Executive Vice President, and Joe CaraDonna, Senior Technical Director, announcing that SnapMirror will now not only run in AltaVault, but will soon run across NetApp’s entire product line. This week, the gang is joined by data protection experts, Rachel Dines, John Spinks and Michael Cade, to discuss what “SnapMirror to Everything” means for the future of data protection and how it impacts NetApp’s vision of a Data Fabric. Also Pete Flecha has a major announcement you won’t want to miss!

It's Insight 2015 and the Tech ONTAP Podcast is here to give you all the latest news. Here is their recap of day 4 of Insight.

It's Insight 2015 and the Tech ONTAP Podcast is here to give you all the latest news. Here is their recap of day 3 of Insight.

It's Insight 2015 and the Tech ONTAP Podcast is here to give you all the latest news. Here is their recap of day 2 of Insight.