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Disaster recovery planning: Special report
Storage administrators are faced with the task of protecting important corporate data off site and making adequate preparations to resume normal business operations in the event of an emergency. This may seem like a reasonably straightforward objecti... Article | 31 May 2006
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Storage Clips: New Orleans law firm braces for storms
New Orleans law firm Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann has deployed Neverfail's disaster recovery software in preparation for hurricane season. Article | 25 May 2006
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Symantec taps Dell to fix e-mail archiving support
Admitting that its support for Enterprise Vault has been a problem, Symantec plans to lean on Dell to sell and support the software worldwide. Article | 09 May 2006
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Storage Clips: Acquisitions for EMC, Packeteer
EMC folded in CDP and replication maker Kashya; Packeteer snapped up fellow WAFS startup Tacit Networks. Article | 09 May 2006
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Want a better DR plan? Don't pitch it as DR
Users from Boston-area companies exchanged ideas on how to make DR plans more palatable to management by pushing their business value. Article | 03 May 2006
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Storage Clips: IBM injects Venom into database
IBM revealed some details about the storage compression element of its new DB2 Viper release, code-named "Venom"; Riverbed files IPO. Article | 24 Apr 2006
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Storage Clips: EMC extends SMB line
EMC announced two new products in its Insignia line aimed at SMBs. Article | 19 Apr 2006
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Storage Clips: MessageOne, Neverfail boost e-mail support
MessageOne is adding features to its hosted e-mail management service; Neverfail announced clustering failover for BlackBerry devices. Article | 17 Apr 2006
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IBM and HP at odds on database storage
IBM's new release of DB2 and HP's acquisition of OuterBay put the two server/storage titans on opposite sides of the database storage spectrum. Article | 13 Apr 2006
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Exabyte offers cheap LTO automation
A new library from Exabyte is the first automated tape library in an autoloader form factor, according to industry analysts. But if Exabyte builds it, will SMBs come? Article | 11 Apr 2006