I have previously used IBM, HPE, Dell, and Lenovo and when comparing Huawei OceanStor Dorado, it is a very good solution.

We had limited experience with IBM. We had IBM FlashSystem 9100 NVMe. We had a three-month POC around 2016.

I previously used IBM storage.

We did previously have another solution, however, I can't recall what the actual name of the product was.

We previously used Dell EMC. The change to Huawei was a management decision that may have been related to cost. Huawei offers similar features to Dell. 

I have mostly used hyperconverged solutions. I also used Pure in specific cases.

I've worked with HP, Dell, Lenovo, Hitachi, and NetApp. Out of all of these, I still prefer to use Dorado. 

We have sold other storage solutions before.

Huawei approached our company and asked us to test Huawei OceanStor Dorado's storage. We thoroughly tested the product for safety, security, and stability before signing up as a partner.

I have used many other solutions from different vendors, such as Cisco, EMC, HP, and Dell.

We also use IBM, and I find its performance to be better. It also has better response times. 

I am reseller for Huawei

I am also familiar with Pure Storage. They have a nice product and they concentrate only on storage solutions. It is very easy to manage, as well.

I have also worked with storage solutions by Fujitsu and HPE.

We did previously use a different solution, but we switched due to Huawei's better price-performance ratio.

We call use another storage product, the Dell EMC Unity 300.

I have experience with solutions from other vendors such as Dell EMC and NetApp. The initial setup is easiest with Huawei.