Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s Mad Money, pegged Compellent (watch the video here, starting at the five minute mark to hear about Compellent) on his 52 week high list on a recent show.
Compellent is a network optimization and network security provider, with a strong focus on delivering products that are simple to deploy, easy to maintain and deliver immediate ROI. Compellent provides tools that ensure the optimization of network performance and the fulfillment of the rigorous audit and compliance standards imposed on today’s organizations.
Cramer made various points about why Compellent will be a smart buy for investors right now. He said the market will grow ten percent because Compellent has been able to carve out a niche market with small to midsize companies. Cramer said data storage is a service all companies need, and that complement is able to provide for second tier companies at a very affordable price. This affordability is rooted in the claim that Compellent can save companies over fifty percent of system cooling costs due to its efficient and effective operating system, which optimizes searches and all but guarantees the company a great degree of growth potential and earning speeds.
Compellent competitors offers additional storage vendors promise to reduce the amount of time and money spent on storage, but instead deliver a patchwork of complicated and inefficient point products that are difficult to learn, integrate and manage.
By starting from scratch, without the burden of software legacy code and the limitations of a proprietary hardware platform, Compellent developed an innovative SAN that reduces storage costs, cuts storage administration time, and provides continuous data availability.
To learn more about this fast growing company, and the outstanding and affordable services they provide, comment on the blog, or e-mail me at jcarretta@thetnsgorup.com.
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