Carlos Cheng - Summary of experience
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Dear hiring manager, My enterprise technology experience started at Ernst & Young LLP in 1998…well over 15 years ago. They did not have centralized storage nor did they have centralized backups but they did have a tried and true datacenter. When EY decided to enter the centralized backup software arena (Computer Associate’s ArcServe versus Veritas Netbackup), I helped POC and evaluate their options based on feature, price and performance. When they decided to centralize their storage, I also helped POC, implement and support their decision/solution. I say “I” here; naturally, because, there was only myself and one other colleague. We started the storage/backup/recovery team. Below are the project initiatives our EY team has deployed over the last 15 years at the United States, Germany and Singapore datacenters. We were intimately engaged in the design, architecture, RFP, requirements review, proposal reviews, negotiation, POCs, deployments, migration and support of all of the following technologies…not at the same time, of course. Primary storage EMC * Symmetrix * Clariion * HP * XP1200 * 2400 * EVA8000 * 3PAR T/V800 Netapp CDOT 8040 File storage EMC * VNX5700 Netapp * Filer3020 * Filer3040 * Filer3050 Backup storage Netapp VTL1400 EMC DataDomain DD990 HP Storageworks (4500) Media libraries StorageTek * L180 * L700 * SL500 * SL8500 * ACSLS STK98040 * STK9940 * LTO4 * LTO6
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Dear hiring manager,
My enterprise technology experience started at Ernst & Young LLP in 1998…well over 15 years ago. They did not have centralized storage nor did they have centralized backups but they did have a tried and true datacenter.
When EY decided to enter the centralized backup software arena (Computer Associate’s ArcServe versus Veritas Netbackup), I helped POC and evaluate their options based on feature, price and performance. When they decided to centralize their storage, I also helped POC, implement and support their decision/solution. I say “I” here; naturally, because, there was only myself and one other colleague. We started the storage/backup/recovery team.
Below are the project initiatives our EY team has deployed over the last 15 years at the United States, Germany and Singapore datacenters. We were intimately engaged in the design, architecture, RFP, requirements review, proposal reviews, negotiation, POCs, deployments, migration and support of all of the following technologies…not at the same time, of course.
Primary storageEMC * Symmetrix * Clariion *
HP * XP1200 * 2400 * EVA8000 * 3PAR T/V800Netapp CDOT 8040
File storageEMC * VNX5700
Netapp * Filer3020 * Filer3040 * Filer3050
Backup storageNetapp VTL1400
EMC DataDomain DD990HP Storageworks (4500)
Media librariesStorageTek * L180 * L700 * SL500 * SL8500 * ACSLS
STK98040 * STK9940 * LTO4 * LTO6
InfrastructureBrocade SAN switches * 4100 * 4900 * 5300 * 48000
EncryptionNetapp Decru * Brocade Encryption (BES)
DataprotectionVeritas/Symantec 3.x * 4.x * 6.x * 7.x
