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Virtualization Dont’s: The VM Sprawl Phenomena

By Admin | October 26, 2013

Server virtualization obviously has a lot of advantages, cost cutting, no complex management, and may...

Vembu CRM Beta launched

By Admin | October 21, 2013

We’re excited to announce the launch of Vembu CRM beta to the public. Some of...

Redefine your File sharing and Collaboration experience with Vembu

By Admin | October 17, 2013

Since the dawning of dawn people shared ideas and information. First ideas and information were...

Zero downtime – a success delusion!

By Admin | October 4, 2013

Back in the days IT admins had considerably less of a headache when managing backups....

Tech Talk: Vembu VMware Backup Using Changed Blocked Tracking

By Nagarajan | October 1, 2013

Since our last major upgrade, Vembu VMware backup has been using vStorage API to perform...

Vembu now supports Exchange Server DAG Backup!

By Azar | September 26, 2013

Administrators today are familiar with working on Exchange with database availability groups (DAG) and the...

Extend the Power of Virtualization

By Admin | September 23, 2013

We live in a world where predictable life events are very rare. Other than a...

Revisit your file version history with Vembu File Sharing

By Admin | September 20, 2013

In today’s business world, we deal with hundreds of files everyday and it becomes really...

Top 5 reasons why you should use StoreGrid Cloud

By Admin | September 18, 2013

As of today each and every enterprise rely heavily on their data like never before....

Vembu StoreGrid Cloud AMI just got better!

By Admin | September 17, 2013

We recently released StoreGrid 4.4 supporting AMI EC2 which offers our partners a lot of...

Vembu StoreGrid + Kaseya

By Nagarajan | September 16, 2013

Following our recent integration of StoreGrid with LabTech, we are now happy to announce that...

Hyper-V Cluster iSCSI SAN Storage and Network Considerations

By Brandon Lee | September 13, 2013

Traditional storage environments for virtualization environments has been the classic SAN or NAS device connected...