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2012 bookings grew 200% and average deal size up 45%
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on January 28, 2013 at 2:58 pmNasuni Corp. announced that the need for global organizations to unify storage across all their offices drove exponential growth in 2012 for the company.
Growth statistics for 2012 compared to 2011 include:
- 200% growth in bookings;
- Quadruped the size of the enterprise customer base;
- 45% growth in average deal size;
- 177% increase in the amount of storage that existing customers contracted with Nasuni; and
- Double the amount of terabytes of storage under management.
The company’s performance in 2012 is a reflection of the demand for Nasuni’s storage offering, which gives global enterprises a simple, secure, and cost effective way to provide centrally managed, shared storage to all of its locations around the world with local-like performance.
Nasuni also delivered several technological capabilities to its customers in 2012 at no additional charge.
These capabilities include:
- Access to Enterprise Storage from Mobile Devices: In September, Nasuni enabled all of its customers to give their users secure access to enterprise storage from Apple and Android mobile devices without compromising IT’s control. Employees can access the corporate file share from anywhere, while IT retains access control at the device level.
- Unified Storage: Since July, Nasuni has enabled globally distributed enterprises to provide any of their offices with both block and file storage from a single Nasuni appliance. With the addition of iSCSI,customers gained the same centralized control over block storage that they have had over NAS, which simplifies the management of distributed storage.
- Non-Disruptive Migration of Primary Storage Between Clouds: In February, it announced that it was able to migrate active primary storage on a terabyte scale between public clouds without any disruption to a customer’s IT operations. This capability ensures that Nasuni can always choose the most stable, reliable and secure back-end cloud components.
Nasuni’s accomplishments in 2012 led to the company’s closing on a $20 million Series C round of financing to expand sales and marketing efforts and to continue the company’s innovation in the storage-as-a-service market.
"Nasuni has significantly disrupted the storage market with a unified solution that simplifies and centralizes storage for the enterprise," said Andres Rodriguez, CEO of Nasuni. "With access from anywhere, high resiliency, automatic backup, unlimited capacity, and all the control and security IT requires, it should come as no surprise that we’ve experienced heavy demand from new customers, plus an expanded engagement from all of our existing enterprise customers. 2012 was an exceptional year for Nasuni; 2013 will prove to be even more exceptional."
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