Leslie Wood

Enterprises are at the mercy of ever-increasing amounts of data that need to be stored and as a result continually require more effective ways to store

Storage not only plays a critical role in a company’s IT strategy, it’s also increasingly important to the survival of the overall business. It’s vital

IDC reports there are over 93,000 North American-based businesses with under 999 employees, compared to just 9,000 large companies with 1,000 or more

Mid-size businesses need storage every bit as much as their big brothers, but is storage really viewed as a priority by these businesses in the same way

As far back as IT managers can remember, enterprise data backup has always been a time-consuming, expensive, and sometimes unreliable and frustrating

IT managers are always looking for new ways to back up more data in less time. And even though there’s always room for improvement in backup speed, IT

Picking up where we left off in Part 1 of our look at the state of true integration in the storage sector, Part 2 addresses whether storage technology has

Well, two things are true when it comes to integration. SANs are faster and more reliable than ever before, and enterprises are finding more and more

Picking up where Part 1 of our focus on the storage industry's "Compliance Effect" left off, part 2 examines how compliance issues will likely evolve over

A never-ending issue facing storage managers is trying to get the resources needed to make their systems run more efficiently. In fact, it’s almost the

In Part 1 of this Storage Focus series on IP SANs, we discussed how with iSCSI recently gaining the IETF's seal of approval, some industry experts are

iSCSI provides a means to transport native SCSI commands over TCP/IP, allowing storage arrays to be shared over the Internet Protocol (IP) and storage