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Medical imaging firm picks Plasmon over EMC
Hearing unfavorable news from its parent hospital about EMC's Centera archiving appliance, Newport Imaging picked Plasmon's UDO Archive Appliance to store its PACS images. Article | 12 Apr 2006
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Storage Clips: House committee approves data security act
The Committee on Energy and Commerce of the U.S. House of Representatives is the latest congressional group to spit out a data security bill. Article | 31 Mar 2006
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HDS, Archivas team on fixed-content archiving
HDS announces an OEM deal with Archivas to develop a product that will compete with EMC and NetApp in the fixed-content archiving market. Article | 27 Feb 2006
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Morgan Stanley feels e-mail archiving pain
Slapped with a $15 million fine for failing to turn over e-mail records, Morgan Stanley faces the difficult task of building a digital e-mail archive that meets regulatory approval. Article | 15 Feb 2006
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Hedge funds snub SEC e-mail archiving rule
With a new registration deadline approaching this week, many hedge funds prefer to call the SEC's bluff rather than implement compliance policies. Article | 31 Jan 2006
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Healthcare users struggle with HIPAA
Healthcare providers, especially small and midsized companies, say HIPAA has made them rethink their approach to storage. Article | 03 Jan 2006
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2005 hindsights; 2006 outlook
This link will take you to our complete package of key 2005 stories and new articles on what to expect in 2006. News | 23 Dec 2005
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Top five compliance tips 2005
This link will take you to the Top 5 compliance tips for this year. News | 21 Dec 2005
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Storage Clips: New York notification act goes active
A New York law similar to California's SB 1386 has gone into effect; EVault named its data turkeys. Article | 16 Dec 2005
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Hospital ditches EMC Centera for long-term archiving
UHCS in Augusta, Ga., is replacing its Centera archiving system from EMC with IBM's GMAS product after performance, reliability and cost issues forced it to seek alternatives. Article | 15 Dec 2005