March Cloud Coverage: Scale Your Work-From-Home File Infrastructure, Cloud VDI, 2020 Cloud Storage Trends and More!

March's roundup of cloud storage buzz, popular content, and Nasuni coverage.

View in browser Monthly Cloud Coverage March 2020 Industry ICYMI: Setting Up Your Knowledge Workers for Productivity At Home Today's business climate is requiring every enterprise to re-evaluate their Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and remote work support. Files are at the center of everything employees do, and to support work-from-home flexibility, the need for fast, effective file sharing has never been greater. Knowledge workers must be productive, even as they work from hundreds or thousands of different locations.    Watch the webinar recording to learn how cloud-based file services from Nasuni combined with Azure, AWS, or Google cloud storage delivers instant unlimited scale at a much lower price while keeping workers connected. Viewers will find out best practices on how to: Scale work-from-home file infrastructure Extend fast access to corporate file shares from any location Simplify remote file access for IT Top Content   Cloud VDI - Don't Forget to Keep the File Storage "Close" COVID-19 is accelerating cloud VDI even more as enterprises scramble to keep employees productive working from home. Established VDI solutions are now being deployed in Azure or AWS and newer VDI solutions such as Amazon WorkSpaces, Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop, and Workspot are gaining ground because they, like Nasuni, were built for the cloud.   But what about the file storage behind the virtual desktops? The benefits of cloud VDI are clear: greater access, tighter security, lower costs, more agility. However, without modernizing the file storage that goes with cloud VDI, these benefits will be lost.   If you're moving to cloud VDI to keep your end users productive as they work from home, don't forget to keep your VDI file storage "close." Check out this blog for a deeper technical look at the two ways customers are starting to implement Nasuni as they transition to cloud VDI. Moving AEC Files to the Cloud: Improve Workflows, Simplify Infrastructure, Lower Costs  Moving to a cloud model for storing, sharing, and managing AEC files can result in enormous cost savings and workflow efficiencies.   Watch this 7-minute video to hear why every AEC firm needs to be looking at a modern cloud solution to support architects, engineers, and BIM managers. You will walk away knowing: What traditional file infrastructure is really costing your firm  How you can centrally store and access all files in the cloud from every office location, even large CAD and 3D files How a cloud-based file infrastructure will never let you run out of drive space or have to perform backups ever again 2020 Cloud Storage Trends Learn from Nasuni CTO and Founder, Andres Rodriguez, on a forward-looking on-demand webinar "2020 Cloud Storage Trends" to hear insights on how today's leading organizations and CIOs are planning to execute a cloud-only strategy in 2020.    Andres will share trends he's observed directly from the field through dozens of interviews with Nasuni customers and IT business leaders that will engage participants in a thoughtful dialog around the shift to an all-software data center and cloud-only strategy. Nasuni Coverage  US Hotel Group Ditches Datacentre for Nasuni Cloud NAS Wyndham Hotels & Resorts got rid of its datacenter and put everything in Amazon Web Services (AWS), with Nasuni providing the platform from which any user can restore files. The move has allowed Wyndham to do away with on-site storage, disaster recovery and backup, which came as part of a wider move to shed its own datacenters. This has allowed the company to save 53% compared to its previous outlay. Nasuni In 2 Minutes Get a Demo Contact Us Nasuni, One Marina Park Drive, Boston, Massachusetts 02210, USA, +1.857.444.8500 Unsubscribe Manage preferences