Feature Articles

  1. I Don't Do Predictions 1/18/2010
    Well folks, I have to say 2009 went by pretty darn quick! It was definitely an exciting start for me as I jumped in with both feet on data deduplication. And it's always nice to have some strong technology to back you up (thank you developers!). By Dipesh Patel, Senior Product Marketing Manager, CommVault
  2. White Paper: Virtualization Defined - Eight Different Ways 1/13/2010
    This paper focuses on virtualization as it pertains to the data center; but before considering any type of data center virtualization, it’s important to define what technology or category of service you’re trying to virtualize. By Alan Murphy, F5 Technical Marketing Manager, Security
  3. Bigger Is Not Always Better 12/18/2009
    Whenever EMC/Data Domain rolls out new models of their storage appliances, folks tend to ask me what that means for CommVault. By Dipesh Patel, Senior Product Marketing Manager, CommVault
  4. Structured, Unstructured, Semi-Structured Data Archiving - Who Cares? 12/15/2009
    By "we", I mean CommVault & Informatica. Recently, we unveiled a partnership that redefines what's truly possible with information lifecycle management. By Simon Taylor, Sr. Director of Information Access Management, CommVault
  5. Change Is Scary, But Vital For Progress 12/15/2009
    As I was flying back from the Bay Area last week after a series of customer and partner visits, I came across an interesting article in USA Today, entitled "Stake claimed on Chicago housing project." By David West, Vice President of Marketing & Business Development, CommVault
  6. Maximum Data Reduction (PART THREE): Beyond Deduplication 12/9/2009
    In the previous two posts we talked about how maximum data reduction is more than "just" dedupe. By Dipesh Patel, Senior Product Marketing Manager, CommVault
  7. Maximum Data Reduction (PART TWO): Beyond Deduplication 11/23/2009
    Following on from the last post, maximum data reduction requires a three-part modular strategy: identify/categorize your data based on demonstrated usage; archive "stale" data; and deduplicate across both archive and backup data. This approach actually delivers better benefits than either archive or deduplication on its own. By Dipesh Patel, Senior Product Marketing Manager, CommVault
  8. White Paper: E-Book: 10 Everyday Things Your Data Backup System Should Do 11/20/2009
    Backing up data from a desktop, laptop or server sounds simple enough. You just copy your data from your system to someplace else; a backup tape, a central server, a second disk, an off-site SAN, a CD, a flash drive – you get the idea. By SonicWALL
  9. E-Book: 10 Everyday Things Your Data Backup System Should Do 11/20/2009
    Backing up data from a desktop, laptop or server sounds simple enough. You just copy your data from your system to someplace else; a backup tape, a central server, a second disk, an off-site SAN, a CD, a flash drive – you get the idea. By SonicWALL
  10. Making It To The Big Leagues 11/19/2009
    We play close attention to perception. The labels that industry watchers use to describe us mean a lot. So it was important recently when an industry analyst stated how CommVault has "made itself into a Tier 1 vendor." It was significant because until now, we've been referred to as an "emerging" company. By By David West, Vice President of Marketing & Business Development, CommVault