Elizabeth Ferrarini

Content management systems need robust storage management. These systems rely on complex databases that store metadata, usage statistics, user data, and

The success of IP storage will depend heavily on the vendor community adopting compatible standards into SAN devices and switches. For example, iSCSI has

Storage area networks (SANs) have rapidly become a major component of enterprise computing. The idea of putting storage systems on their own network

Every knows of itinerant databases that sit on departmental servers, or worse, desktops. These databases grow up to meet the needs of an individual

A key step in disaster recovery planning or business continuity planning includes analyzing the impact the disruption will have on an organization's

A new class of enterprise backup solutions may just prompt you to rethink the cost differences between using disk rather than tried and tried true,

No one has to tell you about your data requirements growing faster than your capability to manage them. Storage area networks (SANs) have claimed to be

When it comes to storage management, IT professionals face both the challenge on harnessing their organization's demand for storage and the opportunity of

Storage virtualization came about as a set of services to enable true sharing and pool of storage devices within a SAN. With the emergence of storage over

How many times have you heard some e-commerce evangelist say, The Internet changes everything? Now with i-SCSI, the up-and-coming TCP/IP-based storage

When K-mart launched its e-commerce site, called BlueLight.com, a few months ago, this nationwide retailer turned to solid-state disk technology, not

Tired of learning about SANs, NAS devices, I-SCSI, and InfiniBand by reading disparate trade press technical articles bylined by a vendors product