Category: Backup
Did you ever think through how seemingly “small” mistakes and moments of bad judgement can ruin your reputation and steal clients away from you? Especially if you’re new as a freelancer/designer, there are many things you need to think through. Today we have put together a list of some of the things we think you should be especially aware of. We hope this can be a helpful tool for you.
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Data backup service Mozy (owned by EMC and managed by ReadWriteCloud sponsor VMware) is running an interesting infographic about data storage that looks into how much data there is in the world, what media that data is stored on and where the largest (in square feet) data centers in the world are.
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In the era of cheap hard disks, clusters of commodity hardware, cloud computing, in-memory analytics and solid state hard drives, it's easy to forget how much of the world's data is still stored on tape. And on tape much of it shall remain. In a blog post at Storage Switzerland, analyst George Crump makes the case that "The reality is that putting all data online is not a viable solution for most businesses from a cost perspective."
As an alternative, he recommends using an "active archive" for dealing with big data analysis.Continue
A problem sometimes occurs in the enterprise when it is time to backup and restore data from a cluster of virtual machines.
Here's what happens. Everything comes to a grinding halt.
In this white paper, learn how IBM Tivioli Storage Manager for Virtual Environments provides an effective solution to this challenge. The paper explore how to off load backup workloads from a VMware ESX or ESXi-based server to a centralized vStorage backup server.Continue
The Symantec Vision Conference is where we are spending our time today, starting with the keynote address by Enrique Salem, president and chief executive officer.
Major themes we expect to hear about include mobile security, the cloud backup question and the next fit with virtualization.
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Every good company does backups. (But not all -- see 
Today IBM announced