STONEFLY,INC
The Original Innovator of ISCSI
The Role of Network Attached Storage Device in Work Environment
Network attached storage technology fits perfectly in an office environment that depends on effective data sharing between different workstations and/or departments. Data mobility empowers all processes and slowly contributes to the productivity of the team and the company.
For instance, consider a broadcasting environment. There are multiple sources of image and video data. With a network attached storage device, all of this data can be easily channeled into the desired storage location. It’ll be easier for the resource management department to collect and manage this data. Then, when it comes to the editing part, the video editor won’t have to wait for the data; they’ll access the same storage location and start working. Evidently, the appliance plays a central role in such an environment.
About us
Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Castro Valley – StoneFly, Inc. was established with the vision to simplify, optimize and deliver high performance budget-friendly data center solutions for SMBs, SMEs, and large enterprises. Beginning with its registration of the iSCSI.com Internet domain name in March 1996, StoneFly has made iSCSI into a standard which is now used by IT professionals around the world.
With over 24 years of innovation in data storage, hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI), and backup and disaster recovery (DR) industries and technology partnerships with market leaders like VMware, Veeam, Microsoft Azure, and AWS cloud, StoneFly’s range of ever-growing data management products continue to grow and include physical, virtual, and cloud solutions such as NAS, SAN, S3, unified NAS + SAN + S3 appliances, storage gateways, backup gateways, complete backup and DR systems, RAID systems, IP video surveillance storage systems, data migration software and more – powered by StoneFly’s patented 8th generation storage virtualization software StoneFusion™ and integrated with enterprise features and data services.