NetApp is a data management and hybrid cloud company based in Sunnyvale, California. Founded in 1992, NetApp has over 11,000 employees worldwide. The company generated a net revenue of $5.74 billion in the 2021 fiscal year, an increase of 11% from the previous year. NetApp also consistently ranked in the Fortune “500” list since 2012. […]
NetApp is a data management and hybrid cloud company based in Sunnyvale, California.
Founded in 1992, NetApp has over 11,000 employees worldwide.
The company generated a net revenue of $5.74 billion in the 2021 fiscal year, an increase of 11% from the previous year. NetApp also consistently ranked in the Fortune “500” list since 2012.
NetApp offers a variety of technical offerings, ranging from data storage and protection to artificial intelligence (AI) and DevOps.
See below to learn all about where NetApp stands in the market for storage management:
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SolidFire is a data storage solution by NetApp that enables you to be your own cloud service provider. It utilizes API-driven storage to consolidate workloads and manage storage.
FAS are NetApp’s flexible and highly scalable data storage systems. They are optimized for hybrid cloud storage platforms to handle diverse workload needs.
NetApp IT Automation solutions eliminate the hurdles to private cloud success through efficiently developed on-premises and cloud applications that can handle a wide range of virtualized workloads.
NetApp’s StorageGRID is a data storage solution optimized for enterprises. It’s a software-defined storage (SDS) suite that’s simple, secure, fast, and reliable.
ONTAP is NetApp’s enterprise data management software that allows you to manage storage disk arrays, such as NetApp’s AFF and FAS.
Azure NetApp File is a fully managed Microsoft service that is built for simplicity, performance, and regulation compliance.
Azure NetApp File leverages Azure’s built-in security and data management features, in addition to compatibility with NetApp solutions.
NetApp AFF A-Series is an all-flash storage system that accelerates business applications along with integrated data protection, cloud data backup, and recovery.
Data Migration for Legacy Apps is a solution that allows you to integrate your on-premises apps and storage with your cloud. It uses a set of unified standards that determine which data gets collected and how it’s stored, integrated, and utilized.
Cloud Volumes Service for Google Cloud is a managed file storage service by NetApp that enables you to migrate your data and run file-based enterprise apps without needing to redesign or rearchitect.
NetApp’s OnCommand Insights helps you make informed decisions for workload management by providing valuable insights across your entire infrastructure. It helps you see more and react faster by monitoring and troubleshooting your infrastructure.
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NetApp offers an award-winning partners program where members have access to sales, marketing, and technical resources to grow their businesses.
NetApp’s Partners Programs help partners stand out and deliver a top experience for customers. NetApp offers five variations on their partner program depending on your expertise and specialty:
Over the past three decades, NetApp has helped countless businesses and organizations with storing, managing, and securing their data on-premises and in the cloud.
One notable example of NetApp’s remarkable storage management solutions is with Atos, the global digital transformation firm that manages over 400 million customer transactions per month.
As the standards for data handling got higher, Atos faced the challenge of needing to integrate data sets in their portfolio among multiple platforms, into a single, unified monitoring and management system.
With NetApp’s help, Atos was able to pick their own cloud provider, then use NetApp AFF to manage their data operations and applications.
“Atos and NetApp converge in terms of vision, helping our portfolio and our go-to-market journey. I see a fantastic future for us,” says Nourdine Bihmane, SVP at Atos.
Multiple third-party sites carry positive ratings and reviews of NetApp’s storage management solutions.
G2: 4.4 out of 5
Capterra: 4.3 out of 5
TrustRadius: 8.2 out of 10
Gartner Peer Insights: 4.5 out of 5
Some customers report that NetApp’s storage management products are complex, requiring certain professional experience in the field and some time for familiarity.
NetApp has received multiple awards and titles over the years for its solutions and how it is run as a business.
For instance, NetApp won the Flash Memory Summit Award in 2019. The same year, NetApp also won the “The Alconics” award for its outstanding performance in AI.
NetApp held 9.8% of the external enterprise storage systems market globally, as of 2021. It also held almost 20% in the all-flash array global market.
NetApp ranked third in global market share. Dell Technologies, ranked first, has 30.3% of the enterprise storage management market, and right behind it is HPE at 10.5%.
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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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