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Google to enter data classification market
Internet search giant Google will partner with data classification startup StoredIQ to co-market an enterprise search and classification product. Article | 21 Sep 2005
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HP acquisition may be warning sign for SMI-S
Will HP's acquisition of independent SRM vendor AppIQ slow down the SMI-S standard and the long-term prospect for heterogeneous storage management? Article | 20 Sep 2005
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Storage Clips: Apple updates Xserve RAID
Apple boosts capacity of Xserve RAID array; PolyServe software allows quick migration between Linux servers and storage; Vormetric certified with IBM. Article | 15 Sep 2005
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Avoid the pain in data migration
There are a number of reasons why data migration can be a painful process, but best practices can help ensure a successful migration without the trauma.
Column | 14 Sep 2005
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Microsoft soups up storage for Server 2003
With data growth forcing storage outside the server, Microsoft is including more support for storage management in its newest software release candidate. Article | 08 Sep 2005
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Compliance becomes best practice -- everywhere
Compliance policies are now driving data retention decisions even in unregulated businesses, analysts say. Article | 31 Aug 2005
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Does EMC's ILM strategy really solve complexity?
EMC is pushing ILM hard -- but what is the company really selling? Column | 30 Aug 2005
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Column: Does EMC's ILM strategy really solve complexity?
EMC is pushing ILM hard -- but what is the company really selling? Article | 30 Aug 2005
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EMC acquires Rainfinity for file migration
EMC has acquired network file migration startup Rainfinity to move files between heterogeneous NAS systems and to improve the scalability of its Celerra NAS box. Article | 17 Aug 2005
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Save time and money with thin provisioning
Learning to allocate your data intelligently without disrupting an application could be a huge asset to you and your business. Read why thin provisioning can help to bring sanity to your current Column | 27 Jul 2005