This post is co-authored by Blanca Garcia, a Product Marketing Manager in Data Protection at Dell EMC.
Dell EMC, VMware and ESG discuss data protection innovation – for on premises and cloud environments – via online Crowd Chat
Dell EMC and VMware leaders, along with industry experts, recently engaged in a live online Crowd Chat to discuss how Dell EMC and VMware are working together to deliver world-class data protection for VMware environments – on premises and in the cloud. Specifically, they discussed how Dell EMC and VMware collaborate to:
- Bring easiest to manage, most powerful and comprehensive data protection for VMware environments
- Seamlessly extend VMware data protection to the Cloud
- Deliver enterprise-level data protection to mid-size organizations with Dell EMC’s latest Integrated Data Protection Appliance (IDPA) DP4400
During the Crowd Chat, Beth Phalen, President of Dell EMC’s Data Protection Division, provided an overview of the latest data protection innovations from Dell EMC.
https://youtu.be/N2DUausFBOs
In addition, Yanbing Li, Senior VP and General Manager for the Storage and Availability Business Unit at VMware also discussed the extensive collaboration between VMware and Dell EMC, ensuring that VMware customers can feel secure that their environments are protected as they transition to the VMware Cloud.
https://youtu.be/oUz_3S5vK4U
Ruya Atac-Barrett, VP of Product Marketing for Dell EMC Data Protection, then provided an overview of how Dell EMC provides superior data protection for VMware environments. Specifically, she discussed how Dell EMC data protection is simpler – easier to deploy and manage – but at the same time, more powerful – more comprehensive and higher performing.
https://youtu.be/GsZ1mp4lqqs
The discussion then moved on to how Dell EMC delivers no-compromise data protection– on premises and in the cloud – with the new Integrated Data Protection Appliance (IDPA) DP4400. Atac-Barrett described how it provides simply powerful data protection for mid-size customers, at the lowest cost-to-protect.
https://youtu.be/OM5zfn0LcYg
Phalen provided more details on what makes the IDPA DP4400 simple for customers to use…
https://youtu.be/b13wuRbyYzI
…while at the same time being more powerful – more efficient and higher performing.
https://youtu.be/K1o2nC0PBR8
But, don’t take our word for it. Senior Validation Analyst at ESG, Vinny Choinski, can speak first hand as to how easy the IDPA DP4400 is to deploy:
https://youtu.be/Iptu3Nr-3S4
Choinski also conducted extensive performance testing versus a leading competitor. He found that the IDPA DP4400 outperformed the competition significantly.
https://youtu.be/gS93geAWJQ8
In addition, using real customer data, Choinski confirmed that the IDPA can serve data protection environments for a fraction of a penny per month—making the IDPA DP4400 the lowest cost-to-protect.
https://youtu.be/4SyC0TbEAG8
Choinski’s expert opinion on the IDPA DP4400 is that Dell EMC has done everything right and “has nailed this one.”
https://youtu.be/G2H6-A9KsUA
Learn more: check out the Dell EMC IDPA page, Dell EMC VMware data protection page, and follow @DellEMCProtect on Twitter for our latest announcements and content.
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About the co-author
Blanca Garcia is a product marketing manager in Data Protection at Dell EMC, with a focus on integrated data protection appliances. She started her career as a mechanical engineer with IBM, but soon found her passion in marketing and has worked at high-tech start-ups, mid-size companies, and large enterprises marketing products and solutions in data protection, cloud, managed services, IT consulting services and consumer software.
