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Sunnyvale, Calif. and Rancho Cordova, Calif. – December 4, 2019 – NetApp (NASDAQ: NTAP), the leader in cloud data services, today announced that Enterprise Networking Solutions, Inc. (ENS-Inc), which develops and deploys scalable solutions to help organizations maximize their IT investments, has been awarded an exclusive three-year contract by the State of California Department of General Services (DGS) to deliver NetApp’s industry-leading data center modernization and hybrid cloud infrastructure solutions to the State of California.

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If you want to reach peak times in MotoGP laps, you have to fulfill a few requirements: the rider needs very good reaction time, and the g-forces must be adapted optimally. The bike itself has to be perfectly tuned, so it is necessary to determine the appropriate data settings. The bike must also be robust and able to reach high speed—on a racetrack that accommodates it.

Your employees need access to their desktops from anywhere in the world at any time, and to be able to collaborate in real time without delay. You need to make sure that your organization’s intellectual property is secure and that you can meet aggressive service expectations. Most importantly, you need to deliver fast, consistent performance across your enterprise even though you’re running more apps, with high-resolution content, and have added a significant number of workstations. Sound familiar?

Your employees need access to their desktops from anywhere in the world at any time, and to be able to collaborate in real time without delay. You need to make sure that your organization’s intellectual property is secure and that you can meet aggressive service expectations. Most importantly, you need to deliver fast, consistent performance across your enterprise even though you’re running more apps, with high-resolution content, and have added a significant number of workstations. Sound familiar?

So how do you do that? By starting out with a bit of unbiased feedback from your peers.

So how do you do that? By starting out with a bit of unbiased feedback from your peers.

Have you ever called vendor A about a problem in your environment, only to be told that it’s not their problem and you need to contact vendor B? Then you call vendor B who directs you to vendor C, who suggests calling vendor A? Having been on countless calls with NetApp customers, nothing frustrates me more than a gaggle of IT vendors failing to step up and work together to help our shared customer, regardless of who is at fault.

Have you ever called vendor A about a problem in your environment, only to be told that it’s not their problem and you need to contact vendor B? Then you call vendor B who directs you to vendor C, who suggests calling vendor A? Having been on countless calls with NetApp customers, nothing frustrates me more than a gaggle of IT vendors failing to step up and work together to help our shared customer, regardless of who is at fault.

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