NetApp TV Studios

Tom Shields discusses efficient ways to run application development testing with minimal to no impact on your production environment.

Carl Howell, systems engineer at the University of West Florida, discusses how virtualization and disaster recovery solutions helped prepare his IT organization to manage any situation.

Patrick Rogers discusses how to increase operational efficiencies and scalability in your virtual environment by leveraging your existing NetApp(R) infrastructure for your Hyper-V(TM) deployment.

Larry Freeman discusses how to evaluate the right deduplication solution for your heterogeneous environment, including how deduplication differs between vendors and what to expect in terms of cost benefits.

Dave Goff discusses the Emulex environment, some of the challenges his team faced, and how they went about building a unified storage infrastructure using NetApp(R) products.

Manish Goel discusses the test and development environment, how NetApp is changing the process, and how customers will benefit from implementing some best practices using FlexClone and ReplicatorX

Jay Kidd discusses how NetApp's latest innovations give customers a competitive edge in their engineering data centers and high-performance computing environments.

Paul Turner discusses how the combination of NetApp and Onaro can help enterprises manage service levels across multivendor storage environments.

Rich Clifton discusses the importance of approaching virtualization from a complete architectural perspective.

Joel Reich discusses the technology, anticipated costs, and benefits of Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE).

Manish Goel, SVP and GM of the Data Protection and Retention business unit at NetApp, discusses virtualization's effects on storage resources and how data protection, including deduplication, can add greater value to virtualized environments as well as drawbacks and best practices for deployments.

Tom Georgens, president and chief operating officer at NetApp, discusses the forces driving customers to reevaluate their data center architectures and how NetApp is helping enterprises increase their efficiency, competitiveness, and overall success.

Bruce Moxon, vice president of Strategic Technology at NetApp, discusses how enterprises can run their most demanding applications using a scale-out storage architecture that provides non-disruptive upgrades and transparent data migrations.

Elisa Steele, senior vice president of Corporate Marketing, discusses the new NetApp brand identity and how it represents the promise we make to our customers.

Drew Meyer, manager of Product Marketing with the StoreVault division at NetApp, discusses the unique data management challenges that small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) face around Exchange environments and the role of networked storage in improving the quality and reliability of an SMB e-mail infrastructure.