Contributed Editorial

  1. High Availability And Disaster Recovery For Exchange Servers Through A Mailbox Replication Approach 11/10/2008
    Email is becoming ubiquitous and has become the standard tool for communication in many enterprises, big and small. Microsoft is the dominant player in the messaging platform market through its Exchange Server. Enterprises are clearly choosing the reliability, scalability, and performance of Exchange, combined with the feature-rich Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web Access clients and built-in collaboration services for workflow and other applications. By Dr. Vas Srinivasan and Bilal Ahmed, Sonasoft
  2. High Availability And Disaster Recovery For Exchange Servers Through A Mailbox Replication Approach 11/10/2008
    Email is becoming ubiquitous and has become the standard tool for communication in many enterprises, big and small. Microsoft is the dominant player in the messaging platform market through its Exchange Server. Enterprises are clearly choosing the reliability, scalability, and performance of Exchange, combined with the feature-rich Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web Access clients and built-in collaboration services for workflow and other applications. By Dr. Vas Srinivasan and Bilal Ahmed, Sonasoft
  3. Deduplication: A Quick Fix Or The Way Forward For Storage? 8/5/2008
    Deduplication has quickly risen to the top of IT agendas as a method to help reduce storage and power costs through streamlining the amount of information needing to be backed up. It also helps to address issues such as business continuity, e-discovery and compliance requests. By Iron Mountain Digital
  4. Deduplication: A Quick Fix Or The Way Forward For Storage? 8/5/2008
    Deduplication has quickly risen to the top of IT agendas as a method to help reduce storage and power costs through streamlining the amount of information needing to be backed up. It also helps to address issues such as business continuity, e-discovery and compliance requests. By Iron Mountain Digital
  5. Best Practices For Protecting Critical Business Data 7/2/2008
    Implementing a secure data protection strategy requires planning and preparation. Getting started begins with developing the strategic policies concerning what data needs to be protected and then identifying that data and any copies of it within the enterprise storage environment. Submitted by Iron Mountain
  6. Best Practices For Protecting Critical Business Data 7/2/2008
    Implementing a secure data protection strategy requires planning and preparation. Getting started begins with developing the strategic policies concerning what data needs to be protected and then identifying that data and any copies of it within the enterprise storage environment. Submitted by Iron Mountain
  7. WAN Deduplication: Get More By Sending Less 6/24/2008
    Data deduplication is one of the most significant technologies to impact the storage community in recent years. By identifying redundant data segments and storing only a single instance of information, this technology dramatically reduces storage space and allows more data to be protected over time. Submitted by Silver Peak Systems
  8. Protecting Growing Volumes Of Medical Images 6/13/2008
    Healthcare organizations today face many competing priorities. While patient care and patient safety remain paramount, healthcare providers have added imperatives to reduce costs, comply with federal regulations and juggle both paper and electronic patient information. One area of the hospital where caregivers and administrators feel these pressures is with managing radiological films and diagnostic images. One key challenge is that privacy and retention regulations force hospitals to store images for a set number of years, occupying physical and digital space that could be used more profitably. Outsourcing provides several benefits to managing medical images, from relocating entire film libraries to off-site locations, to film digitization and electronic delivery directly into Picture Archiving and Communications Systems (PACS), to disaster recovery and long-term archiving of medical images. Submitted by Iron Mountain
  9. Protecting Growing Volumes Of Medical Images 6/13/2008
    Protecting Growing Volumes Of Medical Images
  10. Canada's Financial Services Firms Prepare For E-Mail Archiving Mandate 6/10/2008
    Will multi-million dollar fines, criminal indictments, and exorbitant e-discovery costs play a role in Canada’s financial services future? Possibly, if Canadian securities dealers, portfolio managers, and other financial services firms violate the pending legislation proposed by the Canadian Securities Administrators.