Storage Technology for Tough Times By Jennifer Schiff -
Business Continuity Features Article Published October 28, 2008
With their ability to reduce storage needs, storage optimization technologies are gaining favor with end users.
Disaster Recovery and Continuity for the Database Administrator, Part 2 By Kevin Medlin -
Business Continuity Features Article Published October 21, 2008
There are many ways to protect your critical database applications in event of an unplanned outage or disaster — and some of them may even help your company in other ways.
Tape's Changing Role in Data Protection By Greg Schulz -
Business Continuity Features Article Published October 6, 2008
Far from being moribund, data tape technology is finding new uses even as disk and solid state storage technologies gain ground.
Disaster Recovery and Continuity for the Database Administrator By Kevin Medlin -
Business Continuity Features Article Published October 3, 2008
In the first of a two-part series, we look at one of the most critical issues facing any organization: making sure database applications can be back up and running quickly in case of a disaster.
University Gives EMC an A for Storage By Jennifer Schiff -
Business Continuity Features Article Published September 29, 2008
The storage vendor helped East Carolina University solve everything from rapidly growing backup windows to strained power capacity.
Storage That Really Lasts By Jennifer Schiff -
Business Continuity Features Article Published September 11, 2008
If you want to preserve data for the really long term, as in thousands of years, Norsam Technologies' analog HD-Rosetta disk may be your best bet.
Making Sure Disaster Recovery Works By Lynn Haber -
Business Continuity Features Article Published September 5, 2008
The problem with disaster recovery plans is you never know if they'll work until you need them. How one company solved the problem.
A Disaster Recovery Plan for Small Business By Drew Robb -
Business Continuity Features Article Published August 22, 2008
Faced with overwhelming IT demands on a very small staff, one small business turned to a managed service provider.
Court Bids Paper Adieu By Drew Robb -
Business Continuity Features Article Published August 11, 2008
In an ambitious effort, Seattle's King County District Court has gone paperless, with the help of EMC and other vendors.
Sepaton Makes Virtual Backup a Reality By Lynn Haber -
Business Continuity Features Article Published August 1, 2008
Employment services firm Sterling Infosystems turned to Sepaton for help backing up its virtualized server environment.
Data Corruption: Dedupe's Achilles Heel By Henry Newman -
Business Continuity Features Article 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.
Finding a Disaster Recovery Solution That Won't Break the Bank By Drew Robb -
Business Continuity Features Article 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.
Counting Your Storage Blessings By Drew Robb -
Business Continuity Features Article Published June 26, 2008
Blessing Hospital of Quincy, Illinois, is using CommVault Simpana to complete patient data backups on time.
Making Sure Your Data is Safe with SaaS By Drew Robb -
Business Continuity Features Article 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.
Storage Security Standards Heat Up By Drew Robb -
Business Continuity Features Article Published April 24, 2008
As storage vendors struggle with security and encryption key management, standards groups hope to speed up the process.
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ESG Lab performed multiple hands-on tests of the HP StorageWorks XP series of disk arrays, including a test of the XP12000 in 2006. The focus of testing was on performance, scalability, high availability and disaster recovery. Learn more and read about how well they performed.
