Cohesity stories
Cohesity appoints Cathy Conroy as head of alliances for Asia Pacific, poised to drive growth by managing cloud, storage, and software partnerships.
Michael Cremen appointed chief revenue officer for data management company Cohesity, bringing 25 years of experience in the industry.
The company has publicly shared key performance metrics on revenue, contracts, customer orders, and number of customers.
Cohesity has secured VMware Partner Ready validation for VMware Cloud on AWS, enhancing backup, recovery, and data management for virtual environments.
The application works by scanning backup copies on to identify any vulnerabilities across an organisation's IT environment.
Respondents expressed concerns about using multiple products to move data between on-premises and public cloud environments.
Cohesity's DataProtect solution has been deployed by Quantium to backup its data, offering efficiency and freeing up IT staff time.
Hyatt deploys Cohesity's DataPlatform across three data centres to streamline backup and recovery, aiming for significant cost and storage efficiencies.
Cohesity announced the release of a new SaaS solution that delivers enterprise-grade backup and recovery for applications running on Google Cloud.
Cohesity enables enterprises to run applications directly on its DataPlatform, eliminating the need to move data and reducing costs.
Mass data fragmentation, growing in Australia and globally, burdens businesses with ballooning compliance and cost challenges. Could solving this fuel growth?.
Based in Melbourne, Ramanathan is responsible for enhancing the company's momentum among regional channel partners and systems integrators.
Public cloud is ideal for app development in digital transformation, but challenges remain. Cloudspin can help.
A roundup of the latest Gartner Peer Insight Customers' Choices from Backup and Recovery to Business Intelligence and Analytics, and more.
Legacy approaches to backup and recovery may no longer be enough for organisations as data becomes increasingly distributed.
It appears Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) is ripe for the picking as Cohesity has announced significant growth in the area.
Cohesity has selected Sydney-based Outcomex as its new reseller and managed service provider, which will service Cohesity's Australian portfolio.
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has received an average of 1267 data breach notifications each month.
The joint venture asserts it will enable Japanese enterprises to back up, store, manage and derive insights from all of their secondary data and applications.
NEXION Networks has been appointed as an authorised reseller of Cohesity's range of solutions for secondary data.
