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ABSTRACT:
When you need to optimize your IT budget and justify the return on your investment, you can't risk working with the wrong partner. Leveraging solutions from FalconStor Software, Hitachi Data Systems, and Symantec, customers receive unmatched levels of performance and manageability of their systems by protecting their data while shrinking the backup window, improving storage utilization, and reducing costs for backup and DR.
By attending this podcast you will learn about the major cost factors associated with Enterprise Backup and DR and how is this joint solution can address them to achieve a fast ROI.
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Speakers
Christopher Poelker
VP Enterprise Solutions, FalconStor Software
Christopher Poelker, author of Storage Area Networks for Dummies, is VP of Enterprise Solutions at FalconStor Software. Before joining FalconStor, Chris was the NY district storage manager and lead storage architect at HDS. Before HDS, Chris was a lead storage architect at Compaq for the StorageWorks team. Chris was previously a technical engineer at Sun Microsystems, and an engineer and VMS consultant for Digital Equipment Corporation. His certifications include: MCSE, MCT, MASE, A+ certified.
Mel Tungate
Executive Director of Americas Product Management, Hitachi Data Systems
Mel Tungate is the Executive Director of Americas Product Management for Hitachi Data Systems. He has been involved or directing the modular product for Hitachi Data Systems for the past decade, and has been with Hitachi for over 25 years in various management, technical, and product capacities.
Paul Sustman
NetBackup Product Manager, Disk Strategies
Paul Sustman is currently a product manager for Symantec NetBackup where he manages the disk-based solutions and heads up the OpenStorage “OST” intelligent storage partner program with the industry’s leading storage providers. Mr. Sustman is an entrepreneur and a veteran in the storage industry with a strong background in Enterprise IT. Prior to joining Symantec, Mr. Sustman was co-founder and CEO of Constant Data, Inc., a provider of data availability software that was acquired. Mr. Sustman began his career at Cray Research building Supercomputers.
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