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Mr. Chin-Fah Heoh is the Founder and Managing Consultant of Storage Networking Academy and a storage evangelist.

He is an active technology blogger in his blog (http://storagegaga.com) since July 2011. His views on storage networking, virtualization, data management, cloud computing and data science has been getting rave comments and reviews from industry peers worldwide.

He is the Chairman of SNIA Malaysia (2010-2012, 2014-present) in which he mooted and initiated with SNIA International in 2008. He was the SNIA South Asia non-voting representative to SNIA Technical Council in the US for 2013-2014 and also the Vice Chairman of the Data Storage & Data Management SIG with MNCC (Malaysia National Computer Confederation).

He has held various technology positions in the past 20+ years with NetApp, EMC, Sun Microsystems and Hitachi Data Systems.


64 Links with Tag @StorageGaga

  1. Coverage: AI Is Pushing Storage and Data Management Harder Than Ever
  2. Coverage: Measuring Sustainability in Enterprise Storage
  3. Coverage: Should You Bash Your Storage Competitor?
  4. Coverage: Celebrating MinIO
  5. Coverage: Kubernetes Persistent Storage Managed Well
  6. Coverage: Intel Is Still a Formidable Force
  7. Coverage: Commvault Metallic With Microsoft Azure – From Seismic to Tectonic
  8. Coverage: Dell EMC Isilon Is an Emmy Winner!
  9. Coverage: StorageGRID Gets Gritty
  10. Coverage: Paradigm Shift of Dev to Storage Ops
  11. Coverage: DellEMC Project Nautilus Re-Imagine Storage for Streams
  12. Coverage: Rebooting Infrascale
  13. Coverage: Open Source and Open Standards Open the Future
  14. Coverage: Komprise Is a Winner
  15. Coverage: Tiger Bridge Extending NTFS to the Cloud
  16. Coverage: Hadoop Is Truly Dead – LOTR Version
  17. Coverage: Zoned Technologies With Western Digital
  18. Coverage: Is General Purpose Object Storage Disenfranchised?
  19. Coverage: Time to Advocate Common Data Personality
  20. Coverage: Brainy Commvault
  21. Coverage: Commvault Coming All Together
  22. Coverage: Commvault Big Bet
  23. Coverage: Scaling New HPC With Composable Architecture
  24. Coverage: Connecting Ideas and People With Dell Influencers
  25. Coverage: We Got to Keep More Data
  26. Coverage: Dell and the Power of Influencing Influencers
  27. Coverage: The Full Force of Western Digital
  28. Coverage: WekaIO Controls Their Performance Destiny
  29. Coverage: Bridges to the Clouds and More – NetApp NDAS
  30. Coverage: StorPool – Block Storage Managed Well
  31. Coverage: Clever Cohesity
  32. Coverage: Catch Up (Fast) – IBM Spectrum Protect Plus
  33. Coverage: VAST Data Must Be Something Special
  34. Coverage: A Storage Field 18 I Will Go – for the Fun of It
  35. Coverage: Is Pure Play Storage good?
  36. Coverage: Disaggregation or hyperconvergence?
  37. Coverage: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to prove skeptics wrong
  38. Coverage: The Network is Still the Computer
  39. Coverage: The Dell EMC Data Bunker
  40. Coverage: Hammering Next Gen Hybrid Clouds
  41. Coverage: My first Tech Field Day
  42. Coverage: The Commvault 5Ps of change
  43. Coverage: Let there be light with Commvault Activate
  44. Coverage: Huawei Dorado – All about Speed
  45. Coverage: Own the Data Pipeline
  46. Coverage: NetApp and IBM gotta take risks
  47. Coverage: Cohesity SpanFS – a foundational shift
  48. Coverage: Magic happening
  49. Coverage: Storage dinosaurs evolving too
  50. Coverage: My dilemma of stateful storage marriage
  51. Coverage: Always serendipitous Storage Field Days
  52. Coverage: Of Object Storage, Filesystems and Multi-Cloud
  53. Coverage: The power of E8
  54. Coverage: DellEMC SC progressing well
  55. Coverage: Commvault UDI – a new CPUU
  56. Coverage: Commvault calling again
  57. Coverage: Can NetApp do it a bit better?
  58. Coverage: The Engineering of Elastifile
  59. Coverage: Ryussi MoSMB – High performance SMB
  60. Coverage: The reverse wars – DAS vs NAS vs SAN
  61. Coverage: Why demote archived data access?
  62. Coverage: Hail Hydra!
  63. Coverage: MASSive, Impressive, Agile, TEGILE
  64. Coverage: Convergence data strategy should not forget the branches