Indiana Chapter of ACG recognizes Scale Computing for the value of both their Generation 3.0 storage solutions and intense company growth

 

(Indianapolis, Indiana – April 23, 2010) - Scale Computing, a developer and manufacturer of Intelligent Clustered Storage™ (ICS) technology, has been awarded the Corporate Value Award from the Indiana Chapter of the Association for Corproate Growth (ACG). The Award was presented to Scale Computng CEO Jeff Ready at the ACG Indiana 2010 Corporate Value Awards Dinner. With these awards, ACG Indiana hopes to set new standards in corporate value and creation by recognizing those entities and service providers who acheive great things for the Indiana economy and community.

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Leonard-McDowell to Provide Enterprise-Class Storage Solutions for the Healthcare Industry

Leonard-McDowell offers a scalable and unified data storage infrastructure from Scale Computing to support healthcare organizations’ growing medical costs

ZIONSVILLE, IND. (March 23, 2010 ) Leonard-McDowell, an expert provider of sales and IT solutions for the healthcare and life sciences industries, announces an alliance with Scale Computing, a developer and manufacturer of complete, end-to-end midmarket clustered storage solutions.

According to University California Berkeley, School of Information Management and Systems, more data has been gathered over the last three years than the previous 40,000 years combined. Storing and protecting data is vital for any organization, and for the healthcare industry it is a growing need. Many hospitals, doctors’ offices and clinics are not only supporting more digital data than ever before, but also retaining the data on-site and off-site for longer periods of time due to compliance requirements, as well as serving growing and aging populations.

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Indiana Charter School Organization's Virtualization Project Cuts Costs and Benefits Students

Based in Indianapolis, Ind., The Greater Educational Opportunities Foundation (GEO Foundation) has worked state wide to improve public education since 1998.  Specifically, GEO helped foster support for Indiana’s current charter school law and now sponsors three charter schools in the state, as well as in Colorado – totaling more than 1,300 students. In addition, GEO operates a statewide tutoring program and its Charter School Service Center assists other leaders in establishing and operating their charter schools.

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By Kathleen Lau, Computerworld Canada
January 26, 2010 05:22 PM ET

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Desktop and Server Virtualization Solutions from Citrix Give Each Student Access to Computers and Education Technology

Storage Solutions from Scale Computing Play Key Role in Data Infrastructure Upgrade

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IBM last week quietly revealed that it would sell a network-attached storage solution for its System X server platform. This is the first time IBM has offered small and medium businesses an alternative to direct-attached storage. Central to the strategy is a deal with Scale Computing, maker of high-performance storage arrays. Scale began shipping its Intelligent Clustered Storage SATA-based systems using IBM’s General Parallel File System (GPFS) in June. ICS will now be offered for IBM’s System x3250 servers as the iSN 1000 storage array. Systems integration giant Avnet Technology will distribute the product. Avnet already handles Scale’s products and is IBM’s largest worldwide distributor.