Obama Administration Could Mean More Compliance Regs By Drew Robb -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published January 5, 2009
The global financial meltdown and Democratic control of the White House and Congress will likely mean new corporate accountability regulations — and more work for storage administrators.
Top Storage Stories of 2008
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 31, 2008
What were the most-read stories on Enterprise Storage Forum this year? Sun's financial health, Linux file systems and pNFS were just a few of the hot issues.
One Happy Backup Customer By Lynn Haber -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 30, 2008
One small business had its backup problem solved, thanks to Yosemite Technologies.
An Open Source Backup Option By Deann Corum -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 29, 2008
Bacula just might be the enterprise-ready open source backup solution you've been looking for.
pNFS and the Future of File Systems By Drew Robb -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 24, 2008
Could parallel NFS spell the end of proprietary file systems?
Deal Done, Brocade Gets To Work By Paul Shread -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 23, 2008
With its acquisition of Foundry Networks finally official, Brocade gets to work integrating the storage and IP networking technologies.
Apple Could Learn A Lot From EMC By Rob Enderle -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 22, 2008 Opinion: Apple and EMC have much to teach us about customer relationships and product quality, but Apple could stand to learn one thing from EMC.
Storage Vendors, Users Cope With Tough Economy By Drew Robb -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 19, 2008
Storage remains a priority for end users, but in some cases budgets have been cut and vendors are more willing to deal.
Predicting the Future of Storage Technology By Henry Newman -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 18, 2008
After batting .800 on this year's predictions, it's time once again for our intrepid enterprise storage columnist to peer into his crystal ball and see what's in store for the storage market for 2009 and beyond.
Symantec Wants to Save Storage Users Money By Paul Shread -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 17, 2008
Symantec has unveiled new storage management functions that could save users a bundle on hardware costs.
Bringing Data Center Automation to the Masses By Paul Rubens -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 16, 2008
A new service brings data center automation within reach of small businesses.
Hitachi to Use Intel Solid State Drives By Paul Shread -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 15, 2008
Hitachi Data Systems will use solid state drives from a joint partnership between Intel and Hitachi Global Storage Technologies in its high-end storage arrays.
EMC Seeks to Make Data More Valuable By Judy Mottl -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 12, 2008
The storage giant doesn't want to become a business intelligence vendor, but it certainly plans to leverage the technology.
Company Wants to Protect Remote Data By Paul Shread -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 11, 2008
Not wanting to compete against established data center names like EMC and Symantec, one storage upstart is looking to protect data in remote and branch offices.
Small Business Storage Awards
Published December 11, 2008
Storage hardware and backup offerings are among the categories in this year's SmallBusinessComputing.com Excellence in Technology Awards.
The Cloud Offers Promise for Storage Users By Marty Foltyn -
enterprisestorageforum.com Article Published December 10, 2008
Cloud computing may be ill-defined and over-hyped, but for storage users, it could represent a new way of looking at storage.
Control Storage Costs By Bob Roudebush
Published June 2, 2008
Be more responsive to storage requirements and control data growth by learning how to leverage quota management tools at your disposal.
Remote Administration With EMS By Bob Roudebush
Published June 2, 2008
Emergency Management Services provide a way to troubleshoot a server even when it's unavailable through normal means.
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