VMware & IDC vSAN blog
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VMware sponsored a study by IDC to document the real-world benefits customers are seeing from deploying VMware vSAN in a hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) environment. Key findings from the study show that vSAN delivers the performance and agility needed for modern workloads. It also provides substantial savings in capital and operating expenses when used with commodity hardware. Customers are increasingly relying on HCI powered by vSAN for business-critical applications. A webcast will present some of the real-world benefits customers have achieved from deploying vSAN, such as reduced provisioning time, improved application performance, and eliminating costly storage refreshes.
![[Blog Post] Bringing the Real-World Benefits of vSAN and HCI to
Light
Recently, VMware sponsored a survey of vSAN customers to document and
analyze the real-world value that vSAN delivers when deployed within HCI
production environments. We have invited the author of that study, Eric
Sheppard, VP for XXX at IDC, to present the key findings of that survey in a
webcast on May 2nd. You can register for the webcast here [URL].
Findings from the study have now been published in an IDC White Paper,
“Learning from Companies That Use VMware vSAN to Address Today's Most
Pressing Datacenter Challenges.” The white paper, which you can now
download [URL], concludes that with each new release of vSAN, we are
continuing to deliver the foundation of a modern infrastructure with the
performance and agility required for both existing virtualized workloads and next-
generation applications.
The benefits of HCI powered by vSAN are compelling. By combining commodity
hardware with a simple operational model, organizations can benefit from
substantial savings in both CapEx and OpEx. And, according to the study, users
are increasingly relying on HCI for business-critical applications such as CRM,
ERP and financial application.
In our May 2nd webcast, we’ll present some of the real-world benefits customers
are achieving by deploying vSAN. From reducing the time spent on infrastructure
provisioning, to improved application performance, to the elimination of costly
storage refreshes, vSAN continues to exceed the expectations of our users.
Register [URL] for the webcast and learn more.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/idcvsanblog-190214173835/85/VMware-IDC-vSAN-blog-1-320.jpg)
VMware & IDC vSAN blog
- 1. [Blog Post] Bringing the Real-World Benefits of vSAN and HCI to Light Recently, VMware sponsored a survey of vSAN customers to document and analyze the real-world value that vSAN delivers when deployed within HCI production environments. We have invited the author of that study, Eric Sheppard, VP for XXX at IDC, to present the key findings of that survey in a webcast on May 2nd. You can register for the webcast here [URL]. Findings from the study have now been published in an IDC White Paper, “Learning from Companies That Use VMware vSAN to Address Today's Most Pressing Datacenter Challenges.” The white paper, which you can now download [URL], concludes that with each new release of vSAN, we are continuing to deliver the foundation of a modern infrastructure with the performance and agility required for both existing virtualized workloads and next- generation applications. The benefits of HCI powered by vSAN are compelling. By combining commodity hardware with a simple operational model, organizations can benefit from substantial savings in both CapEx and OpEx. And, according to the study, users are increasingly relying on HCI for business-critical applications such as CRM, ERP and financial application. In our May 2nd webcast, we’ll present some of the real-world benefits customers are achieving by deploying vSAN. From reducing the time spent on infrastructure provisioning, to improved application performance, to the elimination of costly storage refreshes, vSAN continues to exceed the expectations of our users. Register [URL] for the webcast and learn more.