Ringing in the New Year with Industry Recognition and Awards from 2021
Company Recognized Across Industry, Company, and Executive Categories
Nutanix, a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, announced that the company was recognized across various publications and reports for its executive leadership, products, innovation within the industry and customer support throughout 2021.
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“At Nutanix, one of our top priorities is to provide customers with the best service and products possible. Throughout the past year we have continuously enabled our customers to innovate and empower those around them”
“At Nutanix, one of our top priorities is to provide customers with the best service and products possible. Throughout the past year we have continuously enabled our customers to innovate and empower those around them,” said Tonya Chin, SVP of Corporate Marketing and Investor Relations, and Chief Communications Officer at Nutanix. “These awards are a testament to the hard work, determination and passion our employees showcase everyday. I am extremely proud of all we have accomplished and look forward to 2022.”
Industry Leader
Nutanix has been recognized across multiple solution categories, including server virtualization, storage, and hyperconverged infrastructure.
- Nutanix was named a Leader in the 2021 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Hyperconverged Infrastructure Software for the fifth year running. Nutanix was also named for the first time in the 2021 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Distributed Files and Objects Storage as a Visionary.
- Nutanix was named a champion on the Canalys EMEA, APJ and LatAm Channel Leadership Matrix reports for 2021. Nutanix’s position in the matrix is based on partner feedback to the Canalys Vendor Benchmark, combined with a detailed assessment and evaluation of its recent channel activities and future prospects.
- Nutanix was named one of the Top 20 Coolest Cloud Infrastructure Companies of 2021 by CRN. Additionally, Nutanix was featured on CRN’s list of 2021 Edge Computing 100, which features 50 companies paving the way for edge computing, 25 driving innovation around IoT and 5G and 25 addressing security challenges.
- Trust Radius awarded Nutanix with the 2021 Top Rated Award in the Server Virtualization, Software Designed Storage and Customer Support category, and listed the company as a Top Rated HCI system.
- Ingram Micro Inc. awarded Nutanix Vendor of the Year in the Data Center Divisional category.
- Global Knowledge included Nutanix on their list of the 15 Top-Paying IT Certifications for 2021.
- CRN awarded Nutanix with the Product of the Year award for hyperconverged infrastructure.
Customer Support
Customers have always remained a top priority at Nutanix, which is evident from these awards and our recent NPS score of 92.
- Trust Radius awarded company with the 2021 Top Rated Award Customer Support category.
- ASP Online awarded company among the Top Best Support Websites for the fourth time.
- Customer Relationship Management Institute awarded company with the Northface 2020 award for World Class Excellence in Customer Service for the eighth year in a row.
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Workplace and People Recognition
Nutanix executives’ hard work and industry leadership have been recognized across publications throughout 2021:
- CRN named Rajiv Ramaswami, President and CEO, as one of the Top 25 Technology Disruptors of 2021.
- CRN named Christian Alvarez, SVP of Worldwide Channels, as one of The Top 25 Channel Sales Leaders Of 2021 and listed him as one of The 50 Most Influential channel leaders of 2021.
- Infrastructure Masons 100Â awarded Wendy M. Pfeiffer, Chief Information Officer, for outstanding contributions to the digital infrastructure community.
- Technology Magazine listed Wendy M. Pfeiffer on their list of the Top 100 Leaders in Technology.
- Fortune named company as one of the 40 Best Large Workplaces in the Bay Area.
- Nutanix was named as one of the Top Workplaces in 2021 by the Washington Post.
