Hitachi Vantara is an IT company based in Santa Clara, California that’s focused on digital infrastructure, data management, and analytics. Operating in over 100 countries, Hitachi Vantara employs over 5,000 employees that it says serve over 80% of Fortune “100” companies. Hitachi Vantara offers many IT products services, such as in cloud computing, the Internet […]
Hitachi Vantara is an IT company based in Santa Clara, California that’s focused on digital infrastructure, data management, and analytics.
Operating in over 100 countries, Hitachi Vantara employs over 5,000 employees that it says serve over 80% of Fortune “100” companies.
Hitachi Vantara offers many IT products services, such as in cloud computing, the Internet of Things (IoT), and data storage.
See below to learn all about where Hitachi Vantara stands in the storage management market in particular:
Hitachi Vantara’s software-defined storage (SDS) is a virtual storage solution that aims to reduce the complexity of data storage by providing enterprise-class storage and maximizing efficiency.
Lumada Data Integration allows you to build and deploy data pipelines at scale. It automatically integrates data lakes, data warehouses, and devices across all your environments.
Lumada Data Catalog speeds up metadata discovery and data categorization for analytics. It’s able to automatically detect, tag, and secure sensitive data to evolving security and privacy regulations.
Lumada Data Optimizer for Hadoop is an AI-powered data tiering solution that enables seamless access to Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) using object storage.
Lumada Edge Intelligence provides real-time, actionable insights for critical operating locations. It drastically reduces organizations’ reaction time to critical events and minimizes costs and losses.
Hitachi Vantara’s Lumada Analytics democratizes access to powerful analytics and data visualization tools. It’s a self-service analytics tool that requires little to no IT dependency.
Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) is a platform that simplifies data control on a scale and provides seamless response to app demands.
Hitachi Content Intelligence is a framework that aids in the discovery and transformation of data by revealing insights and boosting productivity.
It works on-premises, off-premises, and in the cloud with both structured and unstructured data.
Hitachi Content Platform Gateway is a way to simplify and extend the cloud and file service. It utilizes elastic, scalable, backup-free, cloud storage gateways to increase efficiency and reduce storage costs.
Hitachi Content Platform S Series is a cost-efficient data storage and protection solution that’s scaled to exabytes. It allows you to define your own HCP service plan and automate the data movement to local storage or the cloud.
The Hitachi Vantara Partner Program is built around four core business goals: create, manage, deliver, and resell.
The partnership program aims to grant members access to predictable, profitable, and pioneering solutions to help guide customers toward the future.
A few notable Hitachi Vantara partners in the data and storage management solutions in the U.S. include:
One client that benefited from Hitachi Vantara’s storage management services was the Australian consumer electronics retail company Bing Lee.
Bing Less invested in a cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) system and developed its own point-of-sale (POS) system to give its customers reliable products and services.
But when the pandemic hit and Bing Lee’s sales and the number of regular transactions grew uncontrollable, Bing Lee hired Hitachi Vantara to help.
Using Hitachi Vantara’s Lumada DataOps Suite, Pentaho Data Integration as the main engine for their data management and orchestration, Bing Lee was able to reduce their data processing time by 75% and substantially improve the stability of their sales platform.
“We will have a stable environment with more reliable data,” says Rebecca Main, project manager at Bing Lee.
“This will result in fewer issues for our report users. When we do have an issue, recovery time is only a quarter of what it used to be.”
Hitachi Vantara’s storage management products receive consistently positive reviews and high ratings by users on review sites.
A few users on G2 report a lack of an online support community and the initial challenges of product setup.
Hitachi Vantara was named one of “The Top 10 Coolest Industrial IoT Companies” by CRN in 2020. The year before, CRN also named Hitachi Vantara one of “The Coolest Big Data System and Platform Vendors.”
Hitachi Vantara’s Lumada Maintenance Insights won the IoT Edge Computing Excellence Award by IoT Evolution World Magazine in 2018.
In the storage market in 2021, Hitachi Vantara ranked No. 5 with 4.9% of the market share. The company with the largest market share of the storage market was Dell Technologies at 26.8%, followed by Hewlett Packard Enterprise at No. 2 with 10%. NetApp ranked No. 3 with 9.9%, and Huawei ranked No. 4 with 8.9%.
Anina Ot is a contributor to Enterprise Storage Forum and Datamation. She worked in online tech support before becoming a technology writer, and has authored more than 400 articles about cybersecurity, privacy, cloud computing, data science, and other topics. Anina is a digital nomad currently based in Turkey.
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