Contributed Editorial
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Strike A Balance With Snapshot Integration
2/23/2009
In listening to all the market rumblings, I realize there's more said and written about backup than any other topic. A quick tour of Delicious, where thousands of IT and storage professionals share knowledge and ideas, underscores this backup fixation. Of the 369,960 links tagged "backup," only 11,274 are tagged "backup+recovery." I'm worried that the market is so focused on backup that we fail to recognize what's really important... the "AND RECOVERY" part.
By David West, Vice President of Marketing & Business Development, CommVault -
The Storage Outlook - Partly Cloudy
2/19/2009
What is cloud computing and how does it affect my business? The answer depends on to whom you are talking. Some people would argue that it is Web 2.0 reinvented. Others would say that it’s a new way to deliver applications. However, one thing is for sure: it needs a common definition to determine its impact on business. By Mike Workman, Chairman and CEO, Pillar Data Systems
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Guest Column: The Storage Outlook - Partly Cloudy
2/19/2009
What is cloud computing and how does it affect my business? The answer depends on to whom you are talking. Some people would argue that it is Web 2.0 reinvented. Others would say that it’s a new way to deliver applications. However, one thing is for sure: it needs a common definition to determine its impact on business. By Mike Workman, Chairman and CEO, Pillar Data Systems
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Guest Column: The Storage Outlook - Partly Cloudy
2/19/2009
What is cloud computing and how does it affect my business? The answer depends on to whom you are talking. Some people would argue that it is Web 2.0 reinvented. Others would say that it’s a new way to deliver applications. However, one thing is for sure: it needs a common definition to determine its impact on business. By Mike Workman, Chairman and CEO, Pillar Data Systems
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Guest Column: The Storage Outlook - Partly Cloudy
2/19/2009
What is cloud computing and how does it affect my business? The answer depends on to whom you are talking. Some people would argue that it is Web 2.0 reinvented. Others would say that it’s a new way to deliver applications. However, one thing is for sure: it needs a common definition to determine its impact on business. By Mike Workman, Chairman and CEO, Pillar Data Systems
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Guest Column: The Storage Outlook - Partly Cloudy
2/19/2009
What is cloud computing and how does it affect my business? The answer depends on to whom you are talking. Some people would argue that it is Web 2.0 reinvented. Others would say that it’s a new way to deliver applications. However, one thing is for sure: it needs a common definition to determine its impact on business. By Mike Workman, Chairman and CEO, Pillar Data Systems
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Guest Column: The Storage Outlook - Partly Cloudy
2/19/2009
What is cloud computing and how does it affect my business? The answer depends on to whom you are talking. Some people would argue that it is Web 2.0 reinvented. Others would say that it’s a new way to deliver applications. However, one thing is for sure: it needs a common definition to determine its impact on business. By Mike Workman, Chairman and CEO, Pillar Data Systems
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Guest Column: The Storage Outlook - Partly Cloudy
2/19/2009
What is cloud computing and how does it affect my business? The answer depends on to whom you are talking. Some people would argue that it is Web 2.0 reinvented. Others would say that it’s a new way to deliver applications. However, one thing is for sure: it needs a common definition to determine its impact on business. By By Mike Workman, Chairman and CEO, Pillar Data Systems
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Guest Column: The Storage Outlook - Partly Cloudy
2/19/2009
What is cloud computing and how does it affect my business? The answer depends on to whom you are talking. Some people would argue that it is Web 2.0 reinvented. Others would say that it’s a new way to deliver applications. However, one thing is for sure: it needs a common definition to determine its impact on business. By Mike Workman, Chairman and CEO, Pillar Data Systems
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Stop The Data Management Insanity: The New Storage Economy
1/26/2009
All of the latest recession coverage has storage vendors fixated on talking about how much money they can save budget-constrained IT managers. Too often, unfortunately, this tongue wagging amounts to over-inflated promises that fall flat when it comes to actually reducing hardware expenditures, lowering overhead or producing quantifiable efficiency gains. Why?
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