IT thought leadership courtesy of our expert team.
We are proud to announce that we’ve been awarded Partner of the Year and the High-Velocity Award from Infinidat, a leading provider of enterprise-class storage solutions.
Since Dave DeLong and I first started Dynamix 25 years ago, we have strived to deliver on our four promises of Expertise, Simplicity, Reliability and Longevity.
At any given moment, there are about half a million attack attempts happening in cyberspace, according to global security experts.
Hyperconvergence is a hot commodity in the IT world right now, as infrastructures are being pushed to the limits. IT teams are expected to do more with fewer resources and are looking to invest in solutions that help them do just that.
IBM Power8 servers have proven to be a powerful addition to IT environments since hitting the market over a year ago.
I’m noticing an interesting trend in the storage industry: A “polarization” of storage solutions. Customers are investing in systems that are either extremely economical or provide extreme performance, but not much in between.
Many businesses are running a “no huddle offense” these days, with no time to stop and strategize. Our customers are required to do more with less and need to maximize their resources.
You may have heard that VersaStack™ hit the market late last year.
We’ve been talking a lot about maintenance this year, and for good reason. There’s more to this solution than ever before.
2014 was another great year for our company. As I alluded to in a previous blog post, we have been moving at warp speed in the technology space.
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At any given moment, there are about half a million attack attempts happening in cyberspace, according to global |
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What’s the Hype over HyperFlex?By Bill Boyle
Hyperconvergence is a hot commodity in the IT world right now, as infrastructures are being pushed to the limits. |
06.09.2014
The Lenovo/IBM Deal: It’s Really HappeningBy Bill Boyle
Earlier this year, IBM announced plans for Lenovo to acquire IBM’s x86 server business. |
