We look at partner programs from 10 cloud vendors that will arm partners with the tools, support and revenue to be successful in cloud computing.
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Vendor: Atrato
Year Founded: 2004
Key Product:Velocity1000 high-speed, high-density storage array
Cool Factor: : The Westminster, Colo.-based vendor offers high-speed storage arrays for performance-sucking applications that aren't overdistributed.
Read more about Atrato here.
Vendor: StorMagic
Year Founded: 2006
Key Product:SvSAN
Cool Factor: : StorMagic, Eden Prairie, Minn., allows the easy deployment of a highly-available shared storage solution using storage capacity in the host servers in virtual environments.
Read more about StorMagic here.
Vendor: Dataupia
Year Founded: 2005
Key Product:Dataupia Satori Server
Cool Factor: : Managing large data volumes is a real issue, and Cambridge, Mass.-based Dataupia says it can help solution providers solve the problem in a way that lets them make money.
Read more about Dataupia here.
Vendor: Sonasoft
Year Founded: 2003
Key Product:SonaSafe data archiving software
Cool Factor: : Archiving data, especially e-mails, is critical for ensuring availability of that data for compliance and governance, and for emergencies, but it is difficult to do. San Jose, Calif.-based Sonasoft aims to solve those problems for SMB customers.
Read more about Sonasoft here.
Vendor: Doyenz
Year Founded: 2007
Key Product:Automated Virtual IT
Cool Factor: : Small and midsize businesses typically don't have the expertise to run their own IT infrastructure or take advantage of offsite IT infrastructure, a challenge Doyenz aims to help them overcome.
Read more about Doyenz here.
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