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The Next Storage Management War, blog by Russ Fellows

By Russ Fellows, Tuesday, July 29th 2014

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The Next Storage Management War [caption id="attachment_10593" align="alignleft" width="174"] Storage Management Wars[/caption] Storage management is a mundane topic; one too dry even for most seasoned IT and storage administrators.  However, it appears to be getting interesting again. This means that...

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Storage management requires continuous learning– Search Storage blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Tuesday, July 15th 2014

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Despite obvious evolution of the storage industry, the problems in storing and managing information are the same ones that have been there since the days of Data Processing in the 1960s. The problems have actually grown, with nuances that make them harder...

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HP EVA to 3PAR Online Import for EVA-to-3PAR StoreServ Migration Validation

By Leah Schoeb, Wednesday, December 5th 2012

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There are many events that can trigger the need for a data migration.  Some datacenters do migrations on a weekly basis.  A technology refresh, server and/or storage consolidation, infrastructure relocation, data classifications are all events that could cause a need...

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Holidays are no party time for storage pros, Storage Soup Blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Tuesday, December 4th 2012

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The end of the year is a busy time for storage pros as salesman push to meet year-end quotas and IT plans for year-end operations. Year-end operations can involve beginning the processes required to close the books of a company...

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How CIOs obtain information — observations from the field, Storage Soup blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Monday, July 11th 2011

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When talking to CIOs, IT directors and managers, I’m sometimes surprised by what they know – and don’t know – about industry developments. During an education session I held recently, the IT people told me they had not heard of...

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Misconceptions about storage tiering in the mid-tier, Storage Soup blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Tuesday, June 21st 2011

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During many of my discussions with IT managers and directors who would be classified in the mid-tier enterprise space (over 1,000 employees), it has become clear that few have deployed storage systems using solid state drives (SSD) with internal tiering....

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SNW, the New, the Popular, the Next — Storage Soup Blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Wednesday, April 13th 2011

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At SNW there is a chance to see what vendors want to inform the world about – from their product perspective.  There are also presentations that are focused on education and general information for users of storage.  This presents a...

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IT Pulse Shows the Shows the Importance of Storage IT, Blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Wednesday, March 16th 2011

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One of the things that I always pay attention to is the perception of storage both in the information technology industry and with customers.  How critical storage is for successful IT is evident to me but that understanding seems to...

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A report from Compellent C-Drive, CNET Data-driven blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Wednesday, May 12th 2010

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Compellent's C-Drive event last week drew about 300 storage administrators and IT generalists to downtown Minneapolis one week before EMC World. While that's small show by EMCWorld standards, it was a big event for Compellent customers. I have yet to...

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The emergence of application-managed storage, CNET Blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Monday, April 12th 2010

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Yesterday, I heard a story about a CIO of one of the big NYC-based financial services firms explaining to his audience what was delaying further virtualization of the firm's application environment. The reason wasn't related to hardware or software.  Read...

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