July 2, 2007 10:11 AM
Posted by: mwright16
Data storage management,
Storage backupThere are few announcements by major storage vendors that really get my juices flowing, and the ones that reveal major new industry or products trends are the ones I find the most thought provoking.
Symantec’s recent NetBackup 6.5 announcement in mid-June at Symantec Visions was exactly that...
June 20, 2007 1:16 PM
Posted by: JoMaitland
StorageFormer Brocade CEO, Greg Reyes, went to court Monday to face the music for options backdating. His trial is the first of over 100 cases against companies accused of options backdating and the results could signal a collapsing house of cards for the technology industry. The...
June 20, 2007 12:39 PM
Posted by: Beth Pariseau
Storage conferences
HP's impressive keynote hall...actually a boxing arena.
Welcome back...
June 15, 2007 6:56 AM
Posted by: Beth Pariseau
Storage conferencesComing to you from sunny Las Vegas, in the "Blogger's Lounge" inside Symantec's Vision City (their name for the show floor). Seemed apropos.
In addition to the Blogger's Lounge, which consists of picnic tables set up on a large field of Astroturf in the middle of the floor that has been dubbed...
June 13, 2007 2:03 PM
Posted by: JoMaitland
Storage backupWord of tapes "falling off the back of trucks" is almost a once-a-month event these days, but the way companies handle the disclosure of these albeit embarrassing incidents is shameful.
A coworker at TechTarget told me this morning that he had just recevied a letter from IBM informing him that...
June 11, 2007 2:32 PM
Posted by: mwright16
Storage backupArun Taneja and I have focused on the topic of data protection management (DPM) in recent posts. He sees what I also see – DPM software is undergoing a significant transition in purpose. While DPM software is not new and companies like APTARE, AGITE Software, Bocada, Tek-Tools, ServerGraph and...
June 4, 2007 7:54 AM
Posted by: Ndamour
Data storage management,
NAS,
Storage backupYou have seen my writings on (and may even have heard me speak about) Cross Correlation (CC) analytics engine as a necessary part of a Data Protection Management (DPM) product. DPM products make your backup and restore environment work more efficiently. Recently, I have seen the application of CC...
May 31, 2007 8:53 AM
Posted by: mwright16
Storage backupWhy is it still acceptable to the majority of us to protect and recover our data like we did in the 1980s? Obviously, backup software has evolved in the last 20 years to perform differentials, incrementals and synthetics, integrate with most major databases, take advantage of array-based snapshots...