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ScaleIO
Other B2B Software · Haifa, Israel · Founded 2011
Intelligent, adaptable infrastructure solutions for transforming workloads and powering digital businesses MoreLess
ScaleIO, a subsidiary of Dell Technologies, specializes in providing intelligent and adaptable infrastructure solutions designed to transform workloads and power digital businesses. The company operates in the enterprise storage market, offering products and services that cater to organizations of all sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises. ScaleIO's core offerings include Dell EMC PowerStore, a cutting-edge storage solution that integrates seamlessly with existing environments, and Dell EMC Isilon, which efficiently manages and protects unstructured data with massive scalability. The company also provides expert advice and technology through its Small Business Solutions, helping businesses prepare for a digital future. ScaleIO's business model revolves around selling hardware and software solutions, along with professional services such as ProDeploy Enterprise Suite, which ensures smooth integration of new technology. The company generates revenue through direct sales, channel partners, and service contracts.
Keywords: enterprise storage, digital transformation, adaptable infrastructure, Dell EMC PowerStore, unstructured data, scalability, ProDeploy, small business solutions, cloud-native applications, VMware Cloud Foundation.
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