Storage Management Strategies for the CIO
Data classification upstart, Njini Inc. is set to announce a product suite in June that it claims adds key ingredients to any information lifecycle management (ILM) strategy. Its Encount engine, which resides in the data path, identifies unstructured data, captures it and assigns it a business value. Encount ensures that the correct number of each data object is kept according to its business value, which could include replicating or duplicating the data. Enforce tracks access and lineage of objects through its lifecycle, ensuring compliance with corporate retention and deletion policies. Enroll decides the correct place to store the data object, according to the rules the user sets. This doesn't have to be
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on a storage tier -- it can also go straight into an Oracle database -- or Exchange server. And Enquire speeds up searching by grouping like data objects, making all relevant information easily accessible, the company claims.
Acopia joins HP ILM program Acopia Networks Inc. announced it has joined Hewlett-Packard Co.'s (HP) ILM partner's program to deliver ILM solutions based on the use of its ARX switches with HP's StorageWorks Reference Information Storage System (RISS). Acopia provides to RISS users a global namespace for both Windows and Unix file data, and the ability to migrate data between HP RISS and standard file servers without application disruption or client configuration changes.
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