Hitachi stories
Auckland-based distributor iData Resolutions has been put into liquidation, with Dennis Clifford Parsons appointed as liquidator on 21 January.
The Great Information Glut report reveals NZ organisations facing a USD $400M yearly cost due to data mismanagement. Experts urge channel partners to intervene.
Hitachi partners with Kiwibank to overhaul its virtual storage, aiming to boost growth and streamline data management.
Hitachi picks ex-Sun Storage and Systems Sales Specialist, Paul Lewer (pictured), to head up New Zealand sales.
Hitachi Data Systems appoints Wendy Watkinson as Executive of Channels for Australia and New Zealand, aiming to strengthen channel business and partnerships.
Hitachi is shifting focus to the SMB market with new distributor partnerships in 2009, aiming to enhance brand presence and support channel partners.
Hitachi intends to utilise brand communications aimed at accelerating collaborative creation to be rolled out simultaneously in 19 countries.
Hitachi forms Hitachi Insight Group to accelerate IoT business in industrial and enterprise markets #IoT #business.
Revera has harnessed Western Digital's HGST Active Archive System for its cloud storage backend for its Vault offering.
Hitachi Data Systems has revealed an agreement to resell Symantec NetBackup data protection software and Enterprise Vault information archiving software.
Hitachi Data Systems elevates ANZ's Adrian De Luca to Asia Pacific CTO, to spearhead customer-driven tech innovations across the region.
Hitachi Data Systems bolsters its cloud capability with the acquisition of network storage leader BlueArc, aiming to meet soaring demand in Asia Pacific.
Hitachi Data Systems is diving into cloud solutions, aiming to open new markets and find fresh partnerships in Australia and New Zealand.
Integrated IT service to be pitched at resellers looking to increase account penetration and reduce customer ICT costs by up to 43%.
Western Digital acquires Hitachi's storage arm for $4.3bn, aiming to bolster its global scale and innovation in the storage market.
Hitachi Data Systems unveils its low-risk cloud service, allowing businesses to migrate files at their own pace and pay only for what they use.
Making sure the industry has got the facts on cloud computing clear is the goal of a new virtual conference launched by Hitachi Data Systems Corporation.
Although we're facing a continued economic downturn in 2009, the growth rate of storage and storage requirements has not abated.
Hitachi claims to be the first tier one storage vendor to support thin provisioning, stating EMC is playing catch up.
Hitachi is showing commitment to its Australian Social Innovation business by investing AU$1.25 billion over the next three years.