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Tony Martin Joins software-defined storage provider FalconStor
Software-defined storage provider FalconStor has announced the appointment of Tony Martin as UK and Ireland Managing Director.
With extensive experience in software development and sales, Martin joins FalconStor having previously spent time as Senior Vice President EMEA Channels at CA Technologies and, most recently, as Vice President EMEA at Progress Software. Martin has also held the positions of Director at Advanced Legal Solutions Limited and Managing Director at Computer Associates UK.
“The digital revolution is generating a rise in mobile applications and Internet-connected devices, causing an explosion in big data,” said Martin. “Because of this, storage demands are increasing rapidly, and the focus on making storage more efficient is crucial. All of this makes it an incredibly exciting time to join a company such as FalconStor, which has the technology, expertise and experience to make a significant impact in the UK and Ireland.”
One of Martin’s key responsibilities will be rolling out the company’s award-winning, software-defined storage platform, FreeStor®. FreeStor, the industry’s first truly-horizontal converged data services platform, unlocks a new world of storage opportunities, allowing IT managers, MSPs and CSPs to maximise efficiencies and lower costs while taking advantage of the public cloud, hybrid cloud, flash storage and software-defined storage. FalconStor’s groundbreaking Intelligent Abstraction® approach delivers seamless access and unified data services across entire storage infrastructures without having to invest in new technology, or rip and replace existing platforms. Always-on availability and continuity keep businesses running while enabling them to move, synchronise and protect data seamlessly across virtual and physical storage platforms.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by FalconStor .
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