On June 21 2017, Carl, the entire PCD team, and myself had a great time celebrating PCD Solutions’ 20th anniversary. It was a lovely evening, but above all, it was a unique opportunity to thank our main clients and our business partners who, for years, have supported the development of our young company.
How PCD Solutions and VMware are helping companies deploy their own private clouds as well as manage and control the use of public cloud applications and services by users.
There is a growing need for high-performance storage service in many companies. This need for performance is directly related to a number of factors including increasingly powerful business applications, infrastructure virtualization, increasing volume of information and mix of data being processed and analyzed in real time. PCD Solutions’ team realizes that the combination of all these market conditions overwhelmingly encourages the adoption of all-flash storage technologies, especially now that their cost has become accessible.
In the previous articles, we discussed the evolution of SAP management software and, in particular, the arrival of the latest version of SAP S/4 HANA. The question that arises now is: Where are companies in their S4 and/or HANA migration planning process? What are the key factors to consider for successful migration?
Now that VMware has convinced IT teams of the benefits of server virtualization, it plans to virtualize company networks with NSX.
PCD Solutions presents “20 Years of Technology and Innovation,” a special event that includes a 60 minutes conference by our guest speaker Micheal Hyatt and a networking area for the celebration of PCD’s 20th anniversary.
It has already been 25 years since a number of companies in Quebec opted for the SAP business platform. SAP (ERP) software packages have always distinguished themselves by offering customers a robust solution, several specialized modules, a complete range of functionalities, and the ability to handle large volumes of data. However…
Company IT groups are managing an increasing number of services and data, and their storage and recovery needs are rapidly evolving. They are therefore rethinking their approaches to data protection, which are often inadequate and completely out of alignment with the organization’s objectives and service levels.
With the acquisition of Cleversafe and the official launch of its Cloud Object Storage solutions, IBM is positionning itself for a race to innovation in the Object Storage technology market. IBM already have a solid enterprise storage portfolio with its FlashSystem solutions but the company will be in an even greater position to compete against the other major storage vendors.
How PCD Solutions and Hitachi are finally managing to resolve the problems surrounding the exponential growth of unstructured data, while proposing a brilliant alternative for businesses to protect their data.
