EMC introduced a range of new products for data centers, including:
- New “Unity” family of all-flash storage — aimed at small and medium-size IT deployments. It is available in all-flash, hybrid, converged and software-defined configurations and is designed to help customers make an affordable and simple transition from disk to flash.
- New Virtustream Storage Cloud — a global cloud storage platform offering enterprise-levels of resiliency and performance combined with true web scale.
- New EMC MyService360 cloud-based service dashboard — provides a visually compelling, near real-time visibility into the health and status of a customer’s entire EMC data center environment. MyService360 is built using EMC’s internal data lake and provides powerful analytics and visualization tools designed to improve, enhance and simplify the way customers engage with EMC products to make their jobs easier.
- EMC Enterprise Copy Data Management (eCDM) — an expansion of EMC’s Copy Data Management portfolio which helps customers tackle data sprawl and reduce the cost of storing and managing multiple copies of the same data. eCDM enables customers to modernize their storage and protection strategy with discovery, automation and optimization of copy data to reduce costs and streamline operations. eCDM provides companies with a pan-enterprise solution to monitor, manage and analyze copy data, eliminating the waste organizations will spend storing data on the wrong tier of data or when they no longer need the data all together.
- ViPR Controller 3.0 — bridges traditional and cloud native environments to enable business transformation, including support for over 50 EMC and third-party storage platforms.
“The IT industry is in a state of massive transformation, resulting in both disruption and great
opportunity. Every business leader, across every industry, is facing the dilemma of how to support and grow traditional IT infrastructure while modernizing the data center in order to support the development of new applications and advance their digital agendas,” said David Goulden, EMC Information Infrastructure CEO.
