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Dan Morris, Senior Systems Engineer at WhiteWater West, shares his experience with NetApp and Microsoft Hyper-V. Topics include virtualizing Exchange to dramatically improve email reliability, using deduplication to reclaim space, and simplifying backup and recovery with NetApp.

Bill Schlough, SVP and Chief Information Officer with the San Francisco Giants, shares how his team implemented NetApp storage solutions to enhance the ability to select and develop great players using network-based video; improve availability and scalability and streamline administration.

In an effort to improve member services, gain agility, and dramatically improve disaster recovery (DR) capability Virginia Credit Union made the decision to standardize on NetApp for VMware, Exchange, SQL Server, Windows fileshares, near-line storage, and backup/recovery, and use NetApp FlexVol, FlexClone, and deduplication technologies.

Jared Wray, CEO and Founder of Tier 3, shares how Cisco, NetApp and VMware offers a holistic approach that allows virtual servers, the Ethernet network, and the applications and data the network supports, to work together in the most efficient way possible. Secure multi-tenancy has become a "must have" for Tier 3, a cloud and managed services provider based in Seattle. With shared secure multi-tenancy, you can improve efficiency by securely sharing networking, server, and storage resources across customers or projects.

Shawn Mitkowski and Mark Harris from Zuckerman Spaeder discuss their choice of NetApp and VMware to support the law firm’s growing Microsoft Application requirements. Shawn and Mark explain how NetApp’s ease of use, reliability, and support, together with VMware, have met RPO requirements, improved backup windows, reduced data center footprint, consolidated data, and reduced storage requirements.

Robert Ross from DCI discusses his company’s cloud-based IT service offering for the banking industry. Topics include a 3 year ROI of 166% with the NetApp solution, reliability and security of the system, and massive storage efficiencies that are boosting the company’s bottom line.