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DataCore wins Storage Virtualisation Product of the Year at 2015 Storage Awards

DataCore’s SANsymphony™-V has won the Storage Virtualization Product of the Year at the 2015 UK Storage Awards held last week in Central London. The Awards, known as ‘The Storries,’ are held annually to recognize solutions, organizations and personalities, and reward excellence across the Storage Industry. The awards are voted independently online by 11,000 readers of Storage Magazine.

Brett Denly, Sales Director, DataCore UK commented: “Achieving Storage Virtualization Product of the Year was our ultimate goal in attending the Awards. Our Software-Defined Solution, SANsymphony™-V is now a 10th-generation storage virtualization platform, backed and refined with over 17 years of development and with 25,000+ licenses deployed. So, this is a great accolade to receive in recognition of that legacy and the strength of product that we have today, and I would like to thank all those users who took the time to vote for us.”
In addition to becoming the reader’s choice within the Storage Virtualization Product of the Year for 2015, DataCore was voted runner-up in the Product of the Year category and has achieved ongoing industry recognition throughout the year with worldwide partnerships announced for converged and hyper-converged solutions based on SANsymphony™-V and DataCore™ Virtual SAN. Amongst these are industry leaders like Cisco, Dell, Fujitsu, Huawei and Lenovo.

DataCore’s Brett Denly, Amanda Bedborough, Emily Darling and Sharon Munday receive the 2015 Storage Virtualization Product of the Year Storage Award.

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