Mike Coney

Mike Coney, Unitrends CEO, has extensive executive software experience and expertise. Additionally, he has an extensive academic record. Mr. Coney graduated from the Executive Leadership Program at the Wharton School of Business (of the University of Pennsylvania). On top of that, he earned his Bachelor’s degree from the New York Institute of Technology.

Before coming to Unitrends, Mike Coney was President and GM of Acronis Software. While at Acronis, he led strategy for North America and South America. Before joining Acronis, he held the position of Senior V.P. of the Americas for Veritas. This was until Veritas’ merger with Symantec.

Furthermore, Mr. Coney was Executive Vice President of international operations for Ingres Software Corporation. In addition, he’s held senior management roles at high growth organizations. These included Monster.com and Sun Microsystems. In general, Unitrends has a strong management team with an abundance of expertise and practical knowledge.

In 2014, Mike Coney discussed Unitrends product offerings. The Company is providing its new bundled data protection software package for channel partners. This package integrates Unitrends Enterprise Backup, Unitrends Virtual Backup, along with ReliableDR to deliver comprehensive protection. This package is for channel partners serving mid-market and enterprise customers.

In addition, the Company now has its new hybrid cloud disaster recovery-as-a-service (DRaaS) solution. It unveiled its Unitrends DRaaS in the summer of 2014. The design of it is to allow live spin-ups of virtual and physical environments inside the same cloud. This is to deliver full recovery of full Information Technology infrastructures within the cloud.

The Company focuses on offering its customers scalable solutions that protect them from costly down time and lost business. In addition to backup, archiving, and disaster recovery solutions, it offers its customers replication and instant recovery solutions. The previously mentioned DRaaS solution also offers customers automated testing and certification of recovery time objectives (RTOs) and recovery point objectives (RPOs).

Mike Coney of Unitrends recently announced free storage inventory and backup capacity reporting tools. These new reporting tools enable systems administrators to identify cost savings through calculating particular backup sizing needs and eliminating unnecessary storage. The Company introduced both of these tools, which offer full visibility into file and storage capacity and utilization.

The Unitrends Storage Inventory Tool offers systems administrators’ instantaneous visibility into their entire storage environment. This enables them to accurately observe how storage assets are being utilized and where they are strained to the limit. This tool automatically integrates massive amounts of storage data and summarizes findings in easy-to-understand, comprehensive reports.

The Unitrends Backup Capacity Tool permits systems administrators to capture a thorough picture of all data center files inhabiting servers and storage devices. They can also view file-level information, which can be employed to plan, build and schedule backups. This tool provides detailed summation reports for backup planning.

Mike Coney announced in summer 2014 that Unitrends was relocating its head office to Burlington, MA. The primary reason for this is that the Company is looking to leverage the talent in the Boston area. Therefore, it moved its headquarters to the region from Columbia, South Carolina. Columbia will still be the center for its customer support, product development and engineering teams.

Since 2009, Burlington was serving as the core point for the Company’s marketing and sales operations. At present, Unitrends has 108 employees in the Burlington office. This office is a new 27,500-sq.ft.facility. The organization has around four hundred employees in its complete workforce.

Mike Coney is looking to add thirty more employees by the end of this year. Additionally, he expects adding an additional 50 in 2015. This will bring the total to around two hundred employees by the end of next year. This total will incorporate a new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).

Mike Coney, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Unitrends is focusing on and anticipating the Company’s ongoing growth. He seeks and advances every opportunity for the staff, partners, and customers of Unitrends. He’s been a member of the Board since September 2008. Furthermore, he has been President and CEO since November of 2009.

Unitrends is the fastest-growing cost/value provider in the Information Technology (IT) protection and disaster recovery industry. It has a distinctive collection of archiving, disaster recovery, as well as backup solutions. It develops multi-environment backup and disaster recovery for over 100 versions of applications, hypervisors, operating systems, storage devices, and computers.

Unitrends has thousands of mid-market customers around the world. The Corporation has acquired virtual backup specialist PHD Virtual Technologies. In 2014, Unitrends also acquired Yuruware, a cloud services provider (CSP). Australia-based Yuruware focuses on migration and disaster recovery tools for OpenStack, AWS(Amazon Web Services), as well as other public clouds.

Mike Coney, Unitrends CEO, has wide-ranging executive software experience and expertise. Additionally, he has an extensive academic resume. Mr. Coney graduated from the Wharton School of Business Executive Leadership Program (University of Pennsylvania). On top of that, from the New York Institute of Technology, he attained his Bachelor’s degree.

Before coming on board with Unitrends, he was President and General Manager of Acronis Software. At Acronis Software, he led strategy for North and South America. Before joining Acronis, he held the position of Senior Vice President of the Americas for Veritas. This was up to Veritas’ merger with Symantec.

Furthermore, Mr. Coney was Executive Vice President of worldwide operations for Ingres Software Corporation. Moreover, he has held senior management roles at high growth firms. These included Sun Microsystems and Monster.com. On the whole, Unitrends has a strong management team with an abundance of expertise and practical experience.

Mike Coney, in 2014, talked about Unitrends product solutions. The Company is providing its new bundled data protection software package for channel partners. The package combines Unitrends Enterprise Backup, Unitrends Virtual Backup, along with ReliableDR to deliver wide-ranging protection. The package is made for channel partners serving enterprise and mid-market customers.

Moreover, the organization presently has its new hybrid cloud disaster DRaaS (disaster recovery-as-a-service) solution. It unveiled, in summer 2014, Unitrends DRaaS. The design of it is to permit live spin-ups of physical and virtual environments inside the same cloud. This is to provide total recovery of total IT infrastructures inside the cloud environment.

The Company focuses on offering its customers scalable solutions that protect them from expensive down time and lost business. In addition to archiving, backup, and disaster recovery solutions, it offers its customers replication and instant recovery solutions. The previously mentioned DRaaS solution also supplies customers with automated testing and certification of RPOs (recovery point objectives) and RTOs (recovery time objectives).

Mike Coney of Unitrends earlier announced free backup capacity and storage inventory reporting tools. These new reporting tools enable systems administrators to determine cost savings by means of calculating precise backup sizing needs and eliminating unnecessary storage. It introduced both of these tools that offer complete visibility into file and storage capacity and utilization.

The Unitrends Storage Inventory Tool allows systems administrators’ instantaneous visibility inside their total storage environment. This allows them to accurately see how storage assets are being employed and where they are stretched to capacity. This tool automatically integrates immense amounts of storage data and summarizes findings in easy-to-understand, detailed reports.

The Unitrends Backup Capacity Tool enables systems administrators to capture a thorough picture of all data center files inhabiting servers and storage devices. They may also view file-level information, which can be used to plan, construct and schedule backups. This tool provides in-depth summation reports for backup preparing.

Mike Coney announced in the summer of 2014 that Unitrends was relocating its head office to Burlington, Massachusetts. The reason for this is that it is looking to make use of the talent in the Boston area. Consequently, it moved its head office to the area from Columbia, SC. Columbia will still be the center for its engineering, customer support, and product development teams.

Since 2009, Burlington was serving as the central point for its marketing and sales operations. Currently, Unitrends has 108 employees located in the Burlington, MA office. This office is a new 27,500-square-foot facility. The organization has roughly four hundred employees in its complete workforce.

Mike Coney is looking to add thirty more employees by the end of this year. Moreover, he expects adding another 50 in 2015. This will bring the total to around two hundred employees by the end of next year. This total will incorporate a new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).

Mike Coney, Unitrends CEO, is concentrating on and looking forward to the organization’s ongoing growth. He seeks and advances every opportunity for the customers, staff, and partners of Unitrends. He’s been a member of the Board of Directors since September 2008. Moreover, he’s been President and CEO since November 2009.

Unitrends is the fastest-growing cost/value provider in the IT (Information Technology) disaster recovery and protection industry. It has a unique collection of backup, archiving, as well as disaster recovery solutions. It develops multi-environment backup and disaster recovery for more than one hundred versions of computers, storage devices, operating systems, hypervisors, and applications.

Unitrends has 1000s of mid-market customers around the world. The Company has acquired virtual backup specialist PHD Virtual Technologies. In 2014, Unitrends additionally acquired Yuruware, a cloud services provider (CSP). Australia-based Yuruware focuses on migration and disaster recovery tools for OpenStack, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and also other public clouds.