FMS: StorPool Storage Unveils New Software Features and Join Experts for 4 Separate Presentations

Boyan Ivanov, CEO, StorPool Storage, joined experts at FMS, held August 2-4 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, CA, for 4 separate presentations to the event audience of data center and network managers, solution providers, investors, press and industry analysts.

The company demonstrates its storage software platform’s newest features at FMS in advance of their public availability. These features include maintenance of each StorPool storage system on AWS, support for NVMe/TCP and support for NFS file storage on the firm’s solutionl.

Boyan Ivanov is a co-founder of StorPool and has served as CEO since November 2011. He has experience in the enterprise and SMB worlds and has also been part of several start-ups in the IT space. Prior to the company, he was a general manager at Stedex, a consultant at webEndians and a financial analyst at ABN AMRO Bank N.V. He earned his M.S. in Industrial Management from Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria.

Scheduled for following sessions:

• Chat with the Experts – August 2
  

• CMO Panel: Business Strategies and Memory Markets – August 3 (note he was not listed online as participating in this)

• Executive Pitch: New Visions in Storage Software – August 3

“Cloud Service Providers have a very high bar for criteria when selecting storage arrays. They need to deliver extreme reliability, minimal latency and fast data writing and retrieval to meet the service level objectives across a range of customer workloads,” said Jay Kramer, chairman, awards program, and president, Network Storage Advisors Inc. “We are proud to recognize StorPool with their StorPool Storage and the ability to deliver a highly available storage infrastructure which is agile enough to meet the dynamic needs of cloud customers who also demand consistent quality of service, speed, and cost-effectiveness.”

“This year’s FMS brings together a diverse and deep lineup of experts with great insights on the state of the market and recent changes,” said Ivanov. “One thing that has not changed is the demand for high performance and scale, and these are issues I look forward to addressing.“

The company accelerates the world by storing data more productively and helping businesses streamline their operations. The firm’s storage systems are for storing and managing the data of demanding primary workloads – databases, web servers, virtual desktops, real-time analytics solutions and other mission-critical software. Under the hood, the primary storage platform provides thin-provisioned volumes to the workloads and applications running in on-premise clouds. The native multi-site, multi-cluster and BC/DR capabilities supercharge hybrid- and multi-cloud efforts at scale.