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Protect remote-office data
- Jan 2007
Centralizing remote-office and branch-office (ROBO) apps and their data in the primary data center has enormous economies of scale. These remote-data apps cut the amount of data sent over the wire, making it possible to economically back up remote data to a central site. We provide a sampling of the various ROBO data management products on the market, and describe how they can best be implemented. |
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CDP: Look before you leap
- Sep 2006
Some pundits have postulated that continuous data protection (CDP) will replace backup. But is that just new technology hyperbole or is CDP a must-have technology? |
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Real-world DR
- May 2005
Disaster recovery (DR) is an ongoing issue for every storage shop. Building a plan that works and is cost-effective is a challenge. Here's how six companies met their DR challenges. |
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Data determines the right disaster recovery
- Jan 2005
The key to cost-effective disaster recovery is first placing a value on data, and then selecting the appropriate data protection technologies. A mix-and-match approach can help you get the right disaster recovery without busting your budget. |
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Disaster recovery relief
- Apr 2004
The cost of disaster recovery tools can be even more than the value of the data that these very tools are supposed to be protecting. Fortunately, newer approaches to DR are restoring sanity to this high-pressure task. |
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Remote DR: faster, farther and cheaper
- Feb 2004
Post-Sept. 11, you need to consider disaster sites that are geographically distant from your main data centers. Remote replication software, IP storage and new techniques for long-term storage are changing the DR distance equation. |
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Grid computing will change storage
- Aug 2003
Often described as the Internet on steroids, grid computing has the buzz as the next big thing to change the world of computing as we know it. Here's how storage management will change in the grid world. |
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