• Bonus Episode: Reimagining File Storage and Data Recovery From Ransomeware Attacks With Nasuni's David Grant

  • Apr 6 2023
  • Length: 23 mins
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Bonus Episode: Reimagining File Storage and Data Recovery From Ransomeware Attacks With Nasuni's David Grant

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  • In this episode, we discuss the differences between cloud file storage and traditional storage systems. We discuss the challenge of performance and distributed data.  Dave also shares strategies for how companies should approach data in remote work and recovery issues from ransomware attack

     Bio: David Grant, President at Nasuni

    David Grant is responsible for all field operations, which include sales, marketing, alliances, professional services, customer success and experience.

    Dave is a veteran marketer with 20 years of experience in senior leadership roles at software companies – from startups to multibillion-dollar operations. He joined Nasuni from Veeam Software, where he was the senior vice president of global marketing. Prior to Veeam, he served as the vice president, marketing at VMware. Dave also served as the CMO at two startups. Desktone, acquired by VMware, and Watchfire, acquired by IBM. Dave has a master’s in finance from Dalhousie University and a bachelor’s in marketing from Saint Mary’s University.

    You can find Dave on social media at :

    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dgrant4/ 
    • Twitter: https://twitter.com/dgrant4 

    You can learn more about Nasuni at: https://www.nasuni.com/ 
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