Products and Services
EMC's product line ranges from enterprise storage arrays to content management systems to storage area networks, backup, recovery and archiving solutions and information security. EMC also offers technology consulting, technology deployment, customer service and support, training, and EMC Proven Professional certification services.
| Product category | EMC products |
|---|---|
| Storage | Symmetrix VMAX, Symmetrix VMAXe, CLARiiON (discontinued), Celerra (discontinued), VNX, VNXe, Iomega, Isilon |
| Virtualization | VMware, VPLEX |
| Information Security | RSA Security |
| Backup, Recovery and Archiving | DataDomain, Avamar, DiskXtender, RecoverPoint, SRDF, NetWorker, Centera, SourceOne, Syncplicity |
| Big data, Data warehousing and Business intelligence | Greenplum |
| Enterprise content management and Information governance | Documentum, SourceOne, xDoc, Captiva |
| IT management | Ionix, SMARTS, Pivotal Tracker |
| Cloud computing | EMC Atmos, Vblock, Mozy |
| Services | Consulting, Customer support, Education Services, Managed Services, Technology Services and Solutions |
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