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How do we feel about it? It’s going to sound weird, but the first word that comes to mind is “grateful”. Very, very grateful.

Updated 21 November 2020 The insights were flying thick and fast during Panzura’s very special roundtable series at AU 2020, delivered as a global digital conference for the first time ever. This year, we’ve gotten a good look at just how vital it is to be able to

Panzura has been named ‘Market Leader’ in File-Based Cloud Storage, and Andrew Davis’ knack for being a visionary plays a big role in making that happen. We sat down with our creative CTO to learn about what he has in store for Panzura. Q: Andrew – tell us

Q: Rich – tell us about your background, before you joined Panzura? A: I’ve held various executive roles in Product Management and Operations previous to Panzura in wireless and networking technology startup companies. I love startups and started doing them while I was still in high school.  There

With the world still battling the spread of a global pandemic, American businesses must now brace themselves for yet another threat – the hurricane season.  The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) estimates above-normal activity for this year’s Atlantic hurricane season; 13-19 named storms are estimated to hit

Q: Jason – tell us about your background, before you joined Panzura? A: After starting my career at KPMG, I went right into the technology space and have helped build and evolve companies of various sizes and stages from software to communications to payment processing.  Through my career

Q: Brian – tell us about your background, before you joined Panzura? A: Prior to coming to Panzura, I had worked at NetApp for 13 years, starting when NetApp acquired my first company which we started at USC.  I had many roles at NetApp from coding engineer, to

Q: Sabine – tell us about your background, before you joined Panzura? A: I’ve always struggled a bit with the question “what do you want to be when you grow up” so my background is somewhat diverse and spans multiple countries. Since I’ve come to the US though

If you’re in the architecture, engineering, construction or manufacturing space, you already know that as soon as you have 3 or more locations, letting your people work together on Civil 3D, Revit, Solidworks and other CAD files is VERY challenging. The more distance you put between your people