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Resource Updates
News
| Nexus listed as one of the top solution providers in North America |
6/08/2009 - Minnetonka, MN - Nexus Information Systems, corporate name First Byte Computers Inc., was listed in the top 500 VAR companies in the United States that bill themselves as IT consultants, solution providers, traditional resellers and vendor services arms. |
| CRN Magazine interview on Virtualization |
4/13/2009 - Minnetonka, MN - April 1st, 2009 - Keith Norbie, Director of Storage Division, talks about virtualization and data storage with CRN Magazine on how to create innovative services and solutions, like virtual desktops. Keith explains... |
| Nexus Gold Sponsor at 2009 MLAA Conference |
2/15/2009 -Nexus Information Systems will be exhibiting (booth 501 and 503) at the MLAA Annual Education Conference and Exposition as Gold Sponsor on March 3rd this year at the Minneapolis Convention Center. |
Events
| VMware vSphere Training: install, configure, and manage |
7/27/09 - VMware vSphere training: install, configure, and manage. |
| Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Movie Premiere |
6/24/2009 - Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Movie Premiere |
| VMware VForum |
5/28/2009 - Nexus Information Systems is a Silver sponsor at the Minneapolis Virtualization Forum 2009 |
Case Studies/White Papers
| Solving Rapid Data Growth with MetaFarms |
Since entering the industry, MetaFarms has seen rapid and continued growth year over year. By the end of 2005, its customer base had nearly doubled – generating more than $750,000 in revenue. With this level of growth, MetaFarms’ original network infrastructure — one Web server, one database server and one database warehouse utilizing direct attached storage — was soon stretched to capacity... |
| Migrating to an In-House Storage solution with TURCK, Inc |
TURCK outsourced their backup, archiving, and disaster recovery (DR) for their two data sites because of the ease of use, pay structure, deduplication, and easy DR. But complications such as low data compression (ratio of 2:1), large daily transfers of 250Gb to the offsite vendor, and four times data growth within two years, strained the viability of the offsite solution. The straw that broke the camel’s back was when a successful backup was called upon to be restored, it was unable to be recovered... |
Nexus Direct
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