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Citrix, NetApp Partnering On Secure File Sharing, Storage Solutions

By TechTaffy Desk

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Citrix is partnering with NetApp to deliver a solution optimized for Citrix ShareFile with StorageZones and leverage their joint partner communities to bring it to market.

 

Citrix ShareFile is an enterprise follow-me data solution that allows users to sync and share data from any device. ShareFile with StorageZones allows IT to manage corporate data on-premise, or in Citrix-managed secure cloud storage options or a mix of both.

Citrix ShareFile customers now have access to FAS and V-Series storage systems running clustered Data ONTAP. This allows customers who are storing their data on-premise to tap NetApp Data ONTAP software to access data, scale performance and capacity, reduce datacenter footprint and manage costs.

Upload: 12-14-12

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