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Yottabytes: Storage and Disaster Recovery by Sharon Fisher
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A blog for users, storage solution providers -- including value-added resellers (VARs), systems integrators, managed service providers (MSPs) and consultants -- about data storage hardware and software products and services, backup/archiving products and services, disaster recovery, storage area networks (SANs) and network-attached storage (NAS).
Government Wants User Download Data from Apple, Google
September 8, 2019 - We’ve written more than once about government efforts – in the name of fighting crime, of course – to track down everyone in a particular area where the crime was committed. But there’s a new wrinkle. The Department of Justice and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Department are now working to obtain a court order...... READ MOREBlogs
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Mystery Device Equals Moto Z Android Phone
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Poking around in Device Manager today, I noticed something I’d not seen before under the “Disk drives” heading. It showed up as Linux File-Stor USB Device (LFSUD). WTF? But of course, Google is always helpful when it comes to resolving mystery strings. A literal search on LFSUD turned up a post on t…READ MORE
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Secure the mix of legacy and modern solutions in IIoT
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Logistics today is governed by a set of principles called the seven Rs: the right product, the right customer, the right price, the right quantity, the right condition, the right place and the right time. Upholding these principles demands a Herculean effort. Luckily, logistics managers have some he…READ MORE
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Dynatrace: cloud is complex & convoluted, is AI the antidote?
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There’s an old saying in corporate communications: when there’s no news, do a press survey.
That’s mostly true and the Computer Weekly Developer Network is notorious for our disdain of contrived self-serving survey material. Survey: 80% of firms not adequately prepared for cyber-security at…READ MORE
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The Narcissist and the Enterprise
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Earlier I wrote about the faker – a kind of person that tends to succeed upwards in business. At the same time, they seem to fundamentally lack the ability to do the work. Several people asked me for examples, or jumped to label this kind of person a narcissist. One person who might fit the bill, El…READ MORE
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Calling all data storage products for the 2019 Products of the Year
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Do you have a great data storage product that first shipped or was significantly enhanced this year? If yes, we want to hear about it. There’s just one week left to enter your outstanding product in Storage magazine and SearchStorage’s 2019 Storage Products of the Year competition.
We’ve just ext…READ MORE
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To be strategic, IT companies must align with business strategy
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Last year, Singapore Airlines (SIA) announced a strategic relationship with the Chinese cloud giant, Alibaba. The term “strategic” is often bounced around the IT industry and usually means the organisation in question has an IT strategy in which a major component is based on products and service…READ MORE
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Advanced huddle room technology improves experience
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Fitting huddle rooms with audio and video isn’t as simple as taking an offering meant for the boardroom and putting it in a smaller space. Due to their size, huddle rooms present a unique set of challenges such as camera framing and audio sensitivity. While an audio/video offering for a boardroom ma…READ MORE
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Board yourself before you bore yourself
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Gatwick has announced it will become the UK’s first airport to use facial recognition cameras for passenger boarding on a permanent basis, condemning those of us who aren’t quite yet in sync with the technology to kicking off our holidays with an aura of exasperating inadequacy.
In what must be…READ MOREPosted in Downtime on
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Going online for a SIBOS press pass was harder than applying for a bank account
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The ease of use of mobile services such as mobile banking are making me lazy and perhaps not as focused as I should be when it comes do doing stuff online.
This week is a great example. I went on the SIBOS website to sign up for a press pass for the upcoming SIBOS 2019 in London’s ExCeL.
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Code One showcases Oracle developer tools & platform
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Oracle used the Code One section of its Oracle Open World 2019 conference to detail some of the more developer-centric elements of its total platform.
Code One derives its name from JavaOne, the developer conference staged every year by Sun Microsystems until its acquisition by Oracle in early 20…READ MORE
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TNQ InGage: A Born Leader In Augmented and Virtual Reality @tnqingage
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When two masters from their respective fields join hands that means something unique is going to happen in the industry. That is what has happened when Vijay Karunakaran from InGage and Abhigyan Arun from TNQ Technologies joined hands to create a new joint venture named as TNQ InGage. While Vijay Ka…READ MORE
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Heading to the PASS Summit 2019? There's still time to sign up for the SQL Karaoke Party!
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Are you planning on heading to the PASS Summit in November 2019 (or just be in Seattle that week because you live there, work there, etc)? There’s still time to sign up for the SQL Karaoke party on Tuesday November 5th, 2019 at 9:30pm. It’s going to be a great night of hanging out with friends, wa…READ MORE
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Smart meters are the key to going net zero by 2050
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According to a landmark UN report compiled by the world’s top scientists, the climate crisis is damaging the ability of the land to sustain humanity, with cascading risks becoming increasingly severe as global temperatures rise, writes Expleo’s Rachel Eyres.
In response to the growing public pr…READ MORE
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DevOps needs more perspective and humility
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DevOps started as a grass-roots movement led by practitioners. The motives were pure, and focused simply on finding better ways of doing things for the good of everyone involved in software delivery.
In recent years, though, DevOps has become increasingly commercialised. Software vendors and serv…READ MORE
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Skyroam Solis X ‘smartspot’ portable hotspot
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Now that we have Wi-Fi at home and at work, good options for global cellular roaming and (for times when neither of those are accessible) we also have Wi-Fi portable hotspots too.
One would imagine that we might stop there, but no.
Skyroam has already produced the Skyroam Solis, but has now tr…READ MORE
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The Enterprise Data Fabric: an information architecture for our times
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This is a guest blogpost by Sean Martin, CTO and co-founder, Cambridge Semantics
The post-big data landscape has been shaped by two emergent, intrinsically related forces: the predominance of cognitive computing and the unveiling of the data fabric architecture. The latter is an overlay atop the …READ MORE
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Putting print security on the C-Level agenda
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Data breaches are rarely out of the headlines and compliance pressure, such as the introduction of GDPR, means security remains high on the corporate agenda. Cyber threats and data breaches are no longer the sole domain of the IT department, they must be considered at board level as the repercussion…READ MORE
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10 Oracle Code One 2019 sessions to check out
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As Oracle Code One 2019 kicks off in San Francisco, I hope you’ve already logged into the Oracle Open World (OOW) schedule builder and booked yourself into all of the sessions you want to attend. Unlike smaller conferences where you can easily slide into any session that has open seats, OOW tightly …READ MORE
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A Cybercommunity Safety Partnership to address On-line Harms and Abuse
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We need a coalition of the willing to preserve confidence in the safety of the on-line world.
I am attempting to convene a local Community Safety Partnership, using voluntary co-operation between community groups and charities to join up front-line delivery across the silos of central and local gov…READ MOREPosted in When IT Meets Politics on -
September 2019 Activity Contest (NEW AWARDS!)
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Bring your flannels out of the attic and grab your pumpkin beverage of choice, because it’s time for fall! That’s right folks, we’re getting into the swing of things, and before we know it, it’ll be 2020.
Before we get there, I need a few months to enjoy my favorite season. Why not celebrate …READ MORE
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