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Welcome to Presidio’s Office of the CTO Blog.
Welcome to Presidio’s Office of the CTO Blog.
by Raphael Meyerowitz, Vice President, Office of the CTO, Presidio, Tuesday, 2 Apr 2019
As Intel unveils two important new products for the modern data center – the 2nd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processor and Intel® Optane™ DC persistent memory – Presidio looks at a few of the features that will have the greatest impact on our customers as they plan their move to IT transformation.
by Josh Miller, Presidio Distinguished Engineer & Matt Spool, Manager UC Solutions, Presidio, Wednesday, 20 Mar 2019
by Raphael Meyerowitz, Vice President, Office of the CTO, Presidio, Tuesday, 27 Nov 2018
The companies that succeed in today’s data-driven world must adopt new models and methods, relying heavily on technology to deliver digitally enhanced products and services. That means deploying a secure, cloud-ready infrastructure – modern software, optimized for the latest high-performance hardware.
by Josh Miller, Senior Solutions Architect, Presidio, Monday, 19 Nov 2018
Today is a long awaited and exciting day as Cisco announces their latest video endpoint – the Room Kit Mini!
by Dan Stephens, Director, Collaboration, Presidio, Tuesday, 4 Sep 2018
What does Collaboration mean for technology today? Nothing, but what does technology mean for Collaboration, now that is the question. It seems like every day we hear that we have more choices than ever before to communicate, but somewhere along the way we gave up on the dream of Unified Communications, and just moved on to Collaboration. But what does that mean, really?
Friday, 13 Jul 2018
Presidio’s Top Takeaways from Cisco Live 2018
From the release of HyperFlex 3.5 to the announcement of a hybrid cloud offering from Cisco and Google, Presidio saw all kinds of transformative technology at Cisco Live 2018. But our most valuable takeaway? The opportunity to strengthen relationships with our closest industry partners.
by Humberto Pina, Presidio Cloud & Software Solution Specialist, Monday, 9 Jul 2018
Quickest way forward to a cloud computing service model with minimal operational disruption and the most workload placement flexibility.
by Shubha Kumbadakone, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, VMware Native Cloud, Monday, 4 Jun 2018
As everyone in IT knows, the demands on the data center (DC) keep growing – and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight. So, how can businesses manage this trend and turn it into a competitive advantage?
by Mark Vaughn, Director, Strategic Technology Group, Wednesday, 30 May 2018
What are the primary motivations for moving to the cloud? For many businesses, it boils down to simplicity. They want to reduce the complexity of their current network and data center and capitalize on the flexibility and efficiency the cloud offers. IT departments want to shift their focus from the day-to-day demands of managing technology and concentrate on delivering the innovation that technology makes possible.
by Mark Vaughn, Director, Strategic Technology Group, Friday, 18 May 2018
Many businesses want to take advantage of cloud economics and flexibility, but they have concerns about the security of workloads that move between the controlled environment of an on-premises network and the cloud. The good news is that VMware NSX can help a business address these concerns and give it the flexibility to move workloads to a cloud environment and back without compromising security or creating more complexity for IT.
by Mark Vaughn, Director, Strategic Technology Group, Monday, 14 May 2018
Something interesting is going on in enterprise data centers. Companies are finding that nothing they do within the glass walls yields a competitive advantage. Application strategy, business process optimization, industry innovation — the way IT supports those initiatives can help a company stand out in a crowded and competitive market. But the way a company runs cable doesn’t.
by Raphael Meyerowitz, Vice President, Office of the CTO, Thursday, 26 Apr 2018
IT environments are inundated by an ever-rising wave of data that must be stored, managed and mined – resulting in application latency issues that impact performance. Now, a new class of solid-state drives, Intel® Optane™ SSDs for the data center, are proving themselves in multiple independent tests, accelerating storage performance for latency-sensitive workloads.
by Raphael Meyerowitz, Vice President, Office of the CTO, Friday, 6 Apr 2018
While the world outside grows more connected and complex, the job of managing the modern data center is fast becoming simpler and more streamlined. Here’s a look at five strategies that are driving the transformation to simplicity.
