Storage Management Strategies for the CIO
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Tech Roundup: Growing storage infrastructures require provisioning tools
Allocating storage requires thoughtful consideration and careful management to ensure that each enterprise application receives an adequate amount of space, while maintaining (or improving) SAN performance. Storage provisioning allows administrators ... Article
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Really delete your data
Permanent data destruction is harder to achieve than you might think. Nexsan and Plasmon offer different approaches to tackle the problem. Tip
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Tiered storage top project for '06
Users at Storage Decisions voted tiered storage their top priority for 2006, but many said that developing a cost model was difficult. Article
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Storage Clips: Copan takes on EMC Centera
Copan has added an archiving capability to its MAID system that will enable it to compete with EMC's Centera. Article
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Users struggle to get tiered storage right
MGM Mirage and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange have created tiered storage architectures, but found that data classification and deletion policies were hard to nail down. Article
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Users warn of ILM backlash
Integration issues, higher operational costs and the risk of having to run everything on lower cost boxes is prompting criticism of ILM among some users. Article
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Are enterprise-ready storage resource management products for Linux available today?
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College eases HP migration with Brocade tool
Rancho Santiago Community College avoided days of downtime migrating between HP EVA arrays by using a new tool from Brocade called Data Migration Manager. Article
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Data classification: An overview
Corporate information resources regularly stretch into the terabytes (thousands of gigabytes) with many thousands (even millions) of individual files to contend with -- but the problem is now far more complex than simply "finding files". Finding spec... Article
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Why storage managers are turning to tiered storage
Using top-shelf storage for all data assets is no longer a cost-efficient solution. Organizations must now account for what data they have, where it is located and who is accessing it -- details that cannot be determined by just adding hard drives. T... Article