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The collaboration will see the integration of Cohesity's data management platform with Cisco's simplified security platform.

In this interview, two execs from Cohesity discuss the company's data management as a service (DMaaS) solutions. 

Gartner’s recognition of Cohesity as a leader speaks to the company's strengths in delivering next-generation data management.

The BaaS platform allows users to back up their data on-premises or in the cloud, while Cohesity maintains and operates the underlying infrastructure.

"Together with Cohesity, we will deliver elegant and cutting-edge solutions that will take our joint customers’ digital transformation projects to the next level."

In the newly created role, new appointee Brian Spanswick will focus on advancing and optimising IT and security for Cohesity and its customers, the company says.

The company saw year-over-year (YoY) growth in annual recurring revenues (ARR), a continued surge in customer wins globally, and a rapidly increasing number of customers spending $5 million or more in total lifetime spend on Cohesity software.

The data management organisation is now worth US$3.7 billion — an increase of $1.2 billion over the last 12 months.

If an organisation has a hybrid IT strategy, a hybrid data protection strategy is required, writes Cohesity managing director for ANZ Brad Newton.

"Companies need to have programs that support the development of their teams, in both professional and personal development."

"IT companies need to create and promote sponsorship programs to help women gain visibility, awareness, coaching, and support to further their careers within the organisation." 

During 2021, CIOs will have to work throughout their organisations and apply digital technologies and data to unlock new business opportunities, writes Cohesity head of systems engineering ANZ Derek Cowan.

Given the restrictions caused by legacy IT infrastructure, why are more organisations not pushing ahead with plans to rid themselves of the burden?

Amazon has made an equity investment in Cohesity and together the companies are releasing a new DMaaS offering on AWS.

The new solution is integrated with the company’s existing backup and continuous data protection capabilities.

If you could pick two words to describe Cohesity, ‘data management’ fit very well.

The newly created position follows a recent segmentation of Nutanix’s ANZ business, undertaken with the purpose of capitalising on the expanding hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) market – which is expected to grow by a factor of four to A$37 billion in 2025.

The updated solution now includes new I/O Boost technology that the company says will lower the total cost of ownership (TCO) and deliver faster performance for backing up, accessing, and deriving insights from data in all-flash environments.

Businesses operate atop sizeable stores of data, but addressing this issue brings clarity, efficiency and insights, writes Cohesity ANZ channel and distribution manager Kathryn Ramanathan.

Cohesity believes that it was named as a leader for its approach to modern data management.

"As Australia's largest locally owned distributor, Dicker Data is well placed to help Cohesity achieve maximum value and competitive advantage across the technology supply chain."

GigaOm cited Cohesity's end-to-end solution designed to tackle data and app challenges in modern enterprises. 

Robert O'Donovan has been named as the new chief financial officer for Cohesity, as the company looks to further strengthen its cloud service offering and growth.

Data has become a critical component for businesses in every sector, yet many struggle when it comes to extracting full value from it.