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Digital Reef adds support for FAST Enterprise Search Platform and Office SharePoint Server 2007
Digital Reef will integrate its data classification tools with Microsoft's FAST ESP search engine and SharePoint collaboration software to add compliance, e-discovery capabilities. Article | 20 May 2009
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HP prepares Taxonom data classification SaaS service
Hewlett-Packard's Taxonom Software as a service helps companies build taxonomies for data classification and records management. The Web-based service is coming later this year. Article | 14 May 2009
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PowerFile launches optical Hybrid Storage Appliance
PowerFile's Hybrid Storage Appliance, a combination of hard drives and Blu-Ray for long-term archiving, hopes to break the hold disk and tape have on the enterprise storage market. Article | 08 May 2009
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Data classification for storage managers
Data classification tools offer more automation and are closely tied to business initiatives as e-discovery and storage tiering become more prevalent. Article | 22 Apr 2009
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Data classification best practices
Data classification benefits from a team effort between IT and business stakeholders, whether the result is storage tiering, e-discovery or another project. Article | 22 Apr 2009
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Permabit makes secondary storage its primary goal
Permabit offers customers a way to move data off expensive tier 1 storage, claiming it can reduce the cost of storage to less than $1 per gigabyte. Article | 21 Apr 2009
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Archiving vendors Iron Mountain, Tarmin sharpen e-discovery focus
Iron Mountain signs a new email archiving partner that will integrate with Stratify; Tarmin adds data classification and SharePoint archiving to its software. Article | 16 Apr 2009
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Energy firm tackles tape backlog with Index Engines
Dominion Resources Services expects to save millions on outsourcing by deploying tape indexing software to manage 20,000 legacy tapes for litigation requests. Article | 10 Apr 2009
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Explaining the Electronic Discovery Reference Model
The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) divides the e-discovery process into six areas and identifies the functions associated with each one. Article | 08 Apr 2009
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E-discovery best practices
To establish best practices for e-discovery and data retention, data storage professionals must collaborate with their legal teams. Article | 08 Apr 2009