Drew Robb

Storage vendors focused on the enterprise and small business markets could be overlooking the critical midrange, according to an analysis done by Marcus

Formed in late September of 2003, few gave the Association of Storage Networking Professionals (ASNP) much chance of success. In an industry jammed with

Few people enjoy the grueling evaluation period that typically accompanies the purchase of storage software and systems. By knowing the key points to

When FleetBoston Financial evaluated its disaster recovery responsiveness, the company received a shock.IT administrators there realized it would take at

Recent Harris Interactive surveys reveal that most customers still do not trust companies to handle their personal information responsibly. Reflecting

The transition from 1 Gigabit per second (1-Gig or 1G) to 2-Gig Fibre Channel (FC) devices is nearing completion. In 2001, only about ten percent of the

During 2003, storage services surpassed disk systems as the dominant overall market segment. Services inched ahead with a 40 percent share, according to

While Fibre Channel Storage Area Networks (FC SANs) have enabled the industry to move towards a more centralized and simplified architecture, they are

The Storage Networking World Spring 2004 show in Phoenix, Arizona wrapped up last week. Organized by the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA),

Although launched in September 2003, the Association of Storage Networking Professionals (ASNP) has already attracted hundreds of members with its call to

Storage consolidation and server consolidation sound great in theory. Reduce the number of servers, cut down on management complexity, and improve return

"Most SANs are like M&Ms" — hard and crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. This observation on Storage Area Network (SAN) design comes from