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BakBone Gets Into Recovery
By Paul Shread - Published July 24, 2008
The backup specialist promises 30 second application data recovery with NetVault: Real-Time Data Protector. [more Business Continuity]

Tape Gets Respect from IT Giants
By Judy Mottl - Published July 15, 2008
Often-derided tape storage gets a vote of confidence, as HP and Sony team on a new DAT format and IBM and Sun break the terabyte tape barrier. [more Business Continuity]

HP Moves Into De-Dupe Market
By Paul Shread - Published June 18, 2008
HP will soon unveil data de-duplication products aimed at both enterprises and SMBs. [more Business Continuity]


Atempo Archives It All
By Paul Shread - Published June 16, 2008
The vendor is one of a very few to combine file and e-mail backup and archiving. [more Business Continuity]

Storage Vendors Get Psyched for Hyper-V
By Richard Adhikari - Published June 13, 2008
Double-Take and NetApp are the first of many storage vendors likely to support Microsoft's new virtualization offering. [more Business Continuity]

Sepaton Turns Virtual Tape Up a Notch
By Paul Shread - Published June 9, 2008
The VTL vendor claims its new appliances beat the competition on capacity and de-duplication performance. [more Business Continuity]

IBM, Iron Mountain Unite on Records Management
By Judy Mottl - Published June 3, 2008
The storage titans promise easier handling of any kind of document. [more Business Continuity]

A Remedy for Health Care Archival Ills
By Judy Mottl - Published May 28, 2008
BridgeHead Software's tool aims to make 'c-discovery' as easy as possible in a space where a handful of tech giants are already entrenched. [more Business Continuity]

EMC Protects Microsoft Apps in VMware Environments
By Paul Shread - Published May 27, 2008
EMC's support for Exchange and SQL Server is the latest in growing development efforts for VMware by storage vendors. [more Business Continuity]

IBM Puts Data Archiving in the Spotlight
By Judy Mottl - Published May 21, 2008
Big Blue opens a solutions center in Mexico focused just on archiving solutions. [more Business Continuity]

EMC Takes on Tape
By Drew Robb - Published May 20, 2008
The storage giant says new capacity and power-saving technologies make disk a viable alternative to tape backup. [more Business Continuity]

HP Frees Data From Databases
By Paul Shread - Published May 15, 2008
XML support in HP's Database Archiving software allows long-term retention of data without the need to preserve legacy applications and databases. [more Business Continuity]

Data Domain Moves De-Dupe Up Market
By Judy Mottl - Published May 14, 2008
The company's new high-end storage appliance finds a spot alongside the big players. [more Business Continuity]

Mimosa Adds Files to Archiving Mix
By Judy Mottl - Published May 7, 2008
Mimosa Systems now archives files, e-mail and other content for e-discovery and retention purposes. [more Business Continuity]

IBM Adds Online Storage to its Services Arsenal
By Paul Shread - Published April 29, 2008
Online storage services took the spotlight in IBM's new services product lineup this week, thanks to Big Blue's recent acquisition of online backup pioneer Arsenal Digital. [more Business Continuity]

Data Domain Turns De-Dupe Into Dollars
By Judy Mottl - Published April 28, 2008
Anyone looking for proof of data de-duplication's acceptance need look no further than Data Domain's 160 percent first-quarter growth. [more Business Continuity]

HP Upline Suffers Downtime
By Paul Shread - Published April 21, 2008
HP's new online backup service is off to a rough start. Update: HP says service back later this week. [more Business Continuity]

Oracle Moves Toward 'Universal' Archive
By David Needle - Published April 16, 2008
Oracle is moving beyond its database roots to support unstructured data in its latest Oracle Content Management offering. [more Business Continuity]

Storage Managers Struggle With Security Demands
By Marty Foltyn - Published April 11, 2008
This week's SNW conference showed just how central the role of security has become for storage managers. [more Business Continuity]

IBM Scoops Up CDP Startup
By Paul Shread - Published April 10, 2008
IBM has acquired continuous data protection startup FilesX to add enterprise-class CDP to its storage software offerings. [more Business Continuity]

Storage Becomes the Center of the Security Storm
By Judy Mottl - Published April 8, 2008
It's no longer all about the perimeter, says NetApp's Tim Russell at Storage Networking World. [more Business Continuity]

EMC Rides Storage Security Wave
By Judy Mottl - Published April 8, 2008
The storage giant pushes security into PowerPath and a new network operations tool. [more Business Continuity]

EMC Buys Some Data Protection 'WysDM'
By Judy Mottl - Published April 7, 2008
Data protection management startup WysDM is the storage giant's fourth acquisition this year. [more Business Continuity]

HP Wants Storage to Feel Secure
By Paul Shread - Published April 4, 2008
HP overhauls its storage security offerings as the Storage Networking World conference gets underway. [more Business Continuity]

HP Makes E-Discovery Play
By Paul Shread - Published April 1, 2008
HP is adding records management to its e-discovery and compliance offerings with the acquisition of partner Tower Software. [more Business Continuity]

Data Domain Plugs Into Symantec API
By Paul Shread - Published March 31, 2008
Data Domain has become the first storage vendor to take advantage of a new interoperability feature built into Symantec's Veritas NetBackup that allows data to be backed up to disk without the need to emulate tape. [more Business Continuity]

Wells Fargo Banks on Online Storage
By Judy Mottl - Published March 24, 2008
The financial giant rolls out a new online document storage service. [more Business Continuity]

Trend Micro Lightens Exchange's Load
By Andy Patrizio - Published March 14, 2008
Message Archiver is designed to provide a fast, searchable archive of e-mail. [more Business Continuity]

E-Mail Archiving Gets a New Player
By Paul Shread - Published March 11, 2008
PivotStor hopes it can stand out in a crowded market on pricing and features. [more Business Continuity]

Sun Opens Up Archiving
By Paul Shread - Published February 28, 2008
Sun Microsystems unveils new tape, encryption key management and archiving products, and open sources its key management and "Honeycomb" archiving technology. [more Business Continuity]

Features
Data Corruption: Dedupe's Achilles Heel
By Henry Newman - Published July 16, 2008
If you're thinking about purchasing a data de-duplication solution, you need to take a hard look at the issue of data corruption. [more Business Continuity]

Finding a Disaster Recovery Solution That Won't Break the Bank
By Drew Robb - Published July 8, 2008
As another hurricane season arrives, it's a good time to remember that an imperfect disaster recovery solution is better than none. [more Business Continuity]

Counting Your Storage Blessings
By Drew Robb - Published June 26, 2008
Blessing Hospital of Quincy, Illinois, is using CommVault Simpana to complete patient data backups on time. [more Business Continuity]

Making Sure Your Data is Safe with SaaS
By Drew Robb - Published April 30, 2008
Software as a Service is all the rage, but you need to know a few things before turning your data over to a third-party service provider. [more Business Continuity]

Storage Security Standards Heat Up
By Drew Robb - Published April 24, 2008
As storage vendors struggle with security and encryption key management, standards groups hope to speed up the process. [more Business Continuity]

Consumer Devices Give Storage Admins Security Headaches
By Paul Rubens - Published April 17, 2008
From iPods to USB memory sticks, consumer storage devices present potential security threats, and companies have sprung up to fill the need. [more Business Continuity]

Progress Catches Up With Storage Security Vendors
By Drew Robb - Published March 25, 2008
Standalone storage security vendors have been disappearing as storage security becomes standard and the market they created gets taken over by the biggest storage vendors. [more Business Continuity]

Lawyers, Storage Vendors and Money
By Drew Robb - Published March 13, 2008
Thanks to e-discovery, e-mail archiving is one of the fastest growing markets around — and vendors are taking notice. [more Business Continuity]

Overland Helps CEO Group With Backup
By Lynn Haber - Published February 29, 2008
Vistage International got on top of a mountain of data with help from Overland's de-duplication and virtual tape appliances. [more Business Continuity]

Data Protection Spurs New Technologies
By Leslie Wood - Published February 14, 2008
Disk-based backup and the convergence of data center networking technologies are very much on the minds of storage vendors and users this year. [more Business Continuity]

There's a New Storage Sheriff in Town
By Lynn Haber - Published February 7, 2008
The Orange County Sheriff's Department turns to Data Domain to capture more data on disk and run tape out of town. [more Business Continuity]

Caringo Gives Structure to Unstructured Data
By Jennifer Schiff - Published January 28, 2008
Archiving, active storage and compliance are all found in a single USB key. [more Business Continuity]

Blimey! Data Disaster Left Half of England Exposed
By Paul Rubens - Published January 24, 2008
As data losses go, the British government's 2007 fiasco will be hard to top. [more Business Continuity]

All We Are Saying Is Give Tape a Chance
By Henry Newman - Published January 16, 2008
Online backup vendors have got it all wrong by using disk instead of tape. [more Business Continuity]

Online Backup Providers Opt For Disk Over Tape
By Drew Robb - Published January 10, 2008
In what could be a sign of things to come for the storage market, online backup providers overwhelmingly favor disk over tape. [more Business Continuity]

Crutchfield Leans on CommVault for Support
By Lynn Haber - Published January 7, 2008
The electronics retailer shrinks its backup window with help from CommVault. [more Business Continuity]

The Pitfalls of Virtual Tape Library Sprawl
By Drew Robb - Published December 28, 2007
Gresham claims its Clareti VTL overcomes many of the complexity, performance and scalability limitations of other virtual tape offerings. [more Business Continuity]

Enterprises Rule in Favor of e-Discovery, Thanks to FRCP
By Jennifer Schiff - Published December 20, 2007
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are forcing companies to adopt e-discovery solutions and processes, and storage vendors are all too happy to help. [more Business Continuity]

When Bits Go Bad
By Henry Newman - Published December 14, 2007
Silent data corruption, or "bit rot," can wreak a lot of havoc, yet little has been done about it. [more Business Continuity]

Optical Storage Makes Enterprise Inroads
By Leslie Wood - Published December 4, 2007
High-capacity optical storage is making inroads into enterprise storage in ways that commodity CDs and DVDs could not. [more Business Continuity]

Preparing for Exascale Archives
By Henry Newman - Published November 29, 2007
As data archives get bigger and bigger, storage users will need help from standards groups in the form of better commands and interfaces. [more Business Continuity]

Library of Congress Readies New Digital Archive
By Jennifer Schiff - Published October 10, 2007
After several years of planning and testing, the Library of Congress is about to put its new petascale archive into production. [more Business Continuity]

My Totally Excellent Data Corruption Adventure — Not!
By Henry Newman - Published September 28, 2007
A home PC mishap leads our intrepid enterprise storage guru to consider ways to avoid data corruption. [more Business Continuity]

Making Sense of VMware Storage Options
By Greg Schulz - Published September 25, 2007
Storage vendors have been rushing to market with products that support VMware. We give you some issues to consider as you take a closer look at them. [more Business Continuity]

Neverfail Lives Up to Its Name
By Lynn Haber - Published September 24, 2007
Knocked offline by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the Louisiana Organ Procurement Agency now keeps Microsoft Exchange up and running with help from Neverfail. [more Business Continuity]

SMB Disaster Recovery Options Go Beyond Online Backup
By Drew Robb - Published September 19, 2007
Online backup is simple and cost-effective, but it's not an adequate backup solution for all small businesses. Setting up a complete replication site might be out of the question, but there is a wide middle ground. [more Business Continuity]

Small Businesses Turn to Online Backup
By Drew Robb - Published September 7, 2007
Vendors offering online backup for SMB disaster recovery are multiplying. We examine some of the features to look for in a backup service. [more Business Continuity]

Optical Storage Aims for Enterprise Acceptance
By Leslie Wood - Published August 30, 2007
Blue-laser optical storage offers high capacity, long shelf life and cost savings. So why isn't it catching on in enterprise storage environments? [more Business Continuity]

Telecom Company Seeks WysDM
By Lynn Haber - Published August 23, 2007
Orange Business Services uses WysDM Software to make sure its global multi-terabyte data backups function smoothly. [more Business Continuity]

Nexsan Packs Archiving into an Appliance
By Drew Robb - Published July 18, 2007
All-in-one storage appliances continue to gain traction, and Nexsan hopes to make its mark with a CAS device. [more Business Continuity]








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