Dell EMC SC Series Pros and Cons

They have a feature called Live Migrate; it's been very, very useful.

The product offers good performance and is quite powerful.

It is just as stable as any other high-end solution.

The interface is easy to use which makes the product user-friendly.

The solution is stable; we've had no problems at all.

The solution has a wide variety of valuable features. The data progression works well. We use the snapshot functionality quite a bit and really like it.

The most valuable feature is the ability to replicate. We are running a financial company and it needs to be available 24/7. We can't afford any downtime.

Its leading feature is the price-performance ratio, which is very good.

This solution is easy to use.

One time, we had a drive fail and we were notified before we even saw it on the device.

There's always room for improvement in the operating code.

While there's always room for improvement in everything, I can't really think of a specific feature of the solution that requires immediate attention.

I don't think the solution is very scalable.

The connection should be better integrated with the network to offer a better view of the system.

The lower model, the 3000, should have duplication. It doesn't right now. It's only from 5000 that this is offered, but it depends on the performance. It could be they don't offer it on lower models because the duplication is too much of a burden to the performance.

It would be helpful if the solution offered higher performance, at least on the back end.

The initial setup is somewhat complex and should be made simpler to do.

Technical support should respond more quickly because the turnaround time is very high.

This product should be a lot more user-friendly.

Compellent comes in the form of a component that's not true of a unified storage platform.