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New realities of green IT: STORAGE BIN 2.0 - Dec 2008
IT is often doomed to be caught in the crossfire of so-called green plans unless it's aligned with overall business goals.

Outsourcing clouds the green issue: Storage Bin 2.0 - Nov 2008
If you think shipping everything offsite is the best way to go green, you should think again.

Storage Bin 2.0 The color of money - Oct 2008
If your actions will help meet the company's overall green objectives of making more money faster, you'll probably find your status growing along with your budget.

Keep it simple, stupid: Part deux: Storage Bin 2.0 - Sep 2008
Are you one of those companies that leaves inactive data on the most expensive architecture and applies stringent (expensive) processes to that same data? If so, wise up!

Storage Bin 2.0: The life and death of information - Aug 2008
We sometimes complicate our processes to create a perception of increased value. Forget information lifecycle management and tiered storage; concentrate on the four simple stages of life for any kind of information.

What's red hot this summer? Common sense:Storage Bin 2.0 - Jul 2008
Information security, data deduplication and virtualization are booming. But as we finally put some of these common-sense themes into practice, we'll invariably expose the next set of weaknesses we'll have to contend with.

Storage Bin 2.0: Bridging the gap with just one word - Jun 2008
Do you want to once again rise to hold a prominent seat at the table of corporate glory? All you have to do is learn one simple word: "Yes."

Storage Bin 2.0: Virtualization: It's not just for breakfast anymore - May 2008
Storage has never received the glory for all of its virtualization efforts because the server side of the shop always seemed sexier, even though forms of storage virtualization have been around for years. But server virtualization and consolidation efforts might push storage virtualization into the limelight.

Storage Bin 2.0: Winds of change push storage into a new era - Apr 2008
The transactional computing era is over. The Internet computing era is dragging data into the "cloud," and this new era will rain more files--and bigger files--down on you than you can ever imagine.

Storage Bin 2.0: A perfect time to return - Mar 2008
Infrastructure 3.0 has lured Steve Duplessie out of "retirement." Read his thoughts about the third era of data and how all of this "brand-spanking-new stuff" will affect the market.

Storage Bin: Leaving you in good hands - Oct 2007
It's time for a changing of the guard for the Storage Bin column. Steve Duplessie, whose witty and perceptive insights have graced Storage magazine from day one, is stepping aside to make room for ESG's Tony Asaro to take up residency on our end page.

Storage Bin: Who ate the backup? - Sep 2007
It's astounding that in this age of technological advancements we still talk about things like backup, let alone agonize over it.

Storage Bin: Shining the green spotlight on storage - Sep 2007
There's been a lot of hubbub lately about the greening of IT, and it's only going to get worse. Unlike most buzz/noise fronts that come and go, this one didn't start in the marketing department.

Storage Bin: EMC's big boost for its competitors - Aug 2007
VMware has opened more doors for old and new players alike than any other movement in the last decade. And once a door opens, all sorts of things can come in.

Storage Bin: Behind the scenes - Oct 2005
Some small startups are smart, and they're responsible for much of today's storage innovation. But the storage giants might be even smarter—they're selling the startups' products.

Smaller storage companies have proven that they can innovate - Aug 2005
Storage Bin: A handful of big companies dominate much of the storage market, but some of the smaller guys have proven that they can innovate and have caught the eye of savvy storage managers.

Storage Bin: The new vendor conundrum - Jul 2005
Security and privacy are giant data issues. Vendors who speak the new "solutions" language, and deliver products that offer encryption functionality, will steal market share from those who don't.

Storage Bin: Not invented where? - Jun 2005
The single biggest hurdle to IT professionals getting their hands on new technology is the "Not Invented Here" syndrome.

Storage Bin: The changing role of tape - May 2005
Respondents to a recent ESG survey said they've replaced, or will consider replacing, tape with disk.

Storage Bin: The devil is in the details - Apr 2005
"Close" isn't good enough for disaster recovery and security planning. Overlooking what might seem to be a minor detail could result in major consequences.

Storage Bin: Who's hot and who's not? - Mar 2005
The storage industry has regained some of its momentum—but it's not just the big players who are heating up. Persistence has paid off for smaller companies with big ideas.

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