We use Dell XtremIO for high IOPS. We get backup within 10 minutes. 

We have an on-premise cloud that serves as our primary storage.

Dell Xtremio is great because it's fast. It's much quicker than traditional storage. When I need to find something on SharePoint, it's a lot faster with Dell Xtremio. So, it's really helpful for us.

The primary use case for XtremIO is for managing business applications, either critical or non-critical. It's mainly used in the banking and finance sectors, but it can be used for other sectors as well. XtremIO is an on-premises solution. 

We use Dell EMC XtremIO for block data and VDA profiles.

I use XtremIO for backup and recovery, to allow connected applications to access storage, and to locate storage resources for specific users.

Dell XtremIO provides great performance. The IOPS is less than one millisecond. Because of this, many telecom companies are working with this solution. They are dependent on XtremIO as their main storage source on their side.

We use the solution primarily in the banking system.

We are a partner with Dell and our specialization is storage.

We primarily use the solution for custom development and customer case studies.

We mostly use it for backup because we cannot measure anything and we are afraid to use it for surveillance systems. We were planning to use it mostly for surveillance systems.

The primary use case of this solution is for virtualization.

The deployment model used was on-premises.

The performance very good, and the use case is actually we decided to have all flash a couple years ago and Xtreme IO was one of the vendors that your EMC partner reccomended so there was no discussion of what kind of storage we would buy.

We are a solution provider and we use Dell EMC products for our customers. The XtremIO is one of the all-flash storage arrays that we use.

We are partners with this solution. In my company, we provide the cloud model. We offer service for public and private cloud and also on-premises.