Cohesity announced it was recognized as a Customers’ Choice for large enterprises — organizations with $1 billion to $10 billion in annual revenue — in the Gartner Peer Insights ‘Voice of the Customer’ Report for Data Center Backup and Recovery Solutions. The report, based on verified reviews from customers that have deployed the solutions, also recognized Cohesity as a Customers’ Choice for mid-size enterprises and for the North America and Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regions.
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“The best and by far the easiest product I have ever implemented and used in all of my career as a tech specialist. The documentation is great, support is more than great, and the platform is superb. Everything in the sales pitch, came true and more. Love it.”
Cohesity was also rated by customers as one of the top three vendors in every rating and comparison in the Voice of the Customer Report for Data Center Backup and Recovery Solutions, including “overall confidence,” “willingness to recommend,” “product capabilities,” and “service and support.” Only three of the 14 vendors included in the report received more than 175 reviews, and among those three, Cohesity received the highest overall rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars.
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“Cohesity is on a mission to empower enterprises to dramatically simplify data management by making it easier than ever to back up, manage, and extract value from their data, and we’re proud of the transformative results we’ve achieved with our customers across many different vertical markets and regions around the world,” said Lynn Lucas, chief marketing officer, Cohesity. “Our innovative solutions help organizations of all sizes — including some of the largest enterprises in the world — tackle the challenge of mass data fragmentation, and we’re seeing this value reflected in the market with a growing number of seven-figure orders and multiple software orders worth more than $10 million each.”