CIOL:SNIA to setup storage lab in Blore

SNIA to setup storage lab in B'lore

SNIA India becomes self-governing regional affiliate

Friday, August 04, 2006

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BANGALORE: Already active in five major Indian cities, Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) India has initiated the development of a SNIA Storage Lab in Bangalore located at the International Institute of Information Technology – Bangalore (IIITB). The SNIA Thursday announced that SNIA India has become a self-governing regional affiliate. For the past two years, SNIA has served India through SNIA South-Asia's country forum program. SNIA has a growing membership in India of more than 60 storage vendors, channel members, end users, institutions and individuals.

SNIA India will continue to work to advance the adoption of storage networks as complete and trusted solutions throughout the country and to deliver standards, education and services that will propel open storage networking solutions into the broader market. The SNIA has trained over 350 industry professionals throughout India in different areas of storage networking over the last two years.

“The increasing presence of global storage vendors, systems integrators and storage professionals
in India has made storage networking a key focus area in this region,” said PK Gupta, chairman of
SNIA India. “The Indian market for storage is growing faster than most other markets, and we see
a formal relationship with the SNIA as the best way to promote storage networking education,
advance the SNIA's Technical Working Groups (TWGs) and drive membership in the organization.”

“With the continued globalization of IT operations and high-tech development and customer care
investments in India, SNIA will deliver increased value through formal affiliation of SNIA India
for the organization as a whole,” said Wayne M Adams, chairman of the SNIA. “We look forward to
continued growth in the Asia-Pacific region and are pleased with the progress of SNIA India in
advancing storage industry education, programs, and relationships.”

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