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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2021 · 39 MIN

Nutanix Weekly: Why HCI (Nutanix) Truly is a Great Fit for Healthcare Applications

from Nutanix Weekly · host XenTegra

I recently read a blog post from a storage vendor attempting to make the case that HCI (Hyper-converged Infrastructure) is not a good fit for healthcare. They used their strategic partner’s HCI solution, VMware VSAN as the example, but tried to apply their reasoning to all HCI. My first thought was to wonder what Nutanix’s hundreds of happy healthcare customers would think of such an argument. I often meet with customers who make the case to ME on why Nutanix is a great fit for their life-critical applications.I’ll highlight some of those reasons in this post. And because I’m familiar with the author and his background, I’ll assume that he was writing about the healthcare provider market, and not payors, pharma, or some other sub-market. So, my comments will also be focused on HCI and healthcare providers.Host: Andy WhitesideCo-host: Harvey GreenCo-host: Jirah CoxGuest: Dave Weber

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