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This Webcast Produced for Finisar
As SANs become increasingly complex, virtualized, multi-vendor environments with embedded services, a malady known as Fabric Blindness is emerging. This affliction results in the inability to see through complex infrastructures and understand network transactions and interactions among elements of a storage network.
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This Webcast Produced for LeftHand Networks
Everyday your organization is generating and storing more data, increasing the load on servers, storage and networks and as a result drives up your energy needs and costs. Energy prices and availability are being impacted by demand, fuel prices and governmental regulations with no true relief in sight.
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The growth of mission-critical applications and business data combined with ever-mounting compliance regulations is requiring small and mid-sized business (SMBs) to add more storage capacity and better utilize their server infrastructure. Unfortunately, storage solutions such as NAS and Fibre Channel are usually too costly, too complex or overkill for SMBs. However, there's another option: The StoreVault S500 is now certified to work with VMware ESX Server for iSCSI to combine storage and server virtualization. Attend this upcoming Jupitermedia Webcast to learn how to save money, simplify administration and increase uptime.
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IP-based storage have seen steady growth among small and mid-sized businesses and continues to make inroads in enterprise environments across different tiers of applications. This Webcast looks at how NAS and iSCSI-based IP storage solutions can be a good fit for different applications as part of tiered-access and tiered-storage implementations. In addition to looking at where and when to use iSCSI and NAS in the enterprise, we'll discuss characteristics to look for and how to compare different solutions to meet your specific needs.
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This Webcast Produced for StoreVault
Server virtualization is one of the hottest technologies to sweep the market in recent years. From the desktop to the datacenter, virtual servers are driving storage managers to look more deeply at the fundamentals of storage infrastructure. This webcast explores the relationship between server virtualization and storage architectures. Watch it now and learn how to position your organization to take full advantage of virtualization technology.
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This Webcast Produced for Internet.com
Storage virtualization — which has been a part of storage arrays and SANs in various forms for a decade — has evolved to include virtualization at the file-system level. Both block-level and file-system-level virtualization offers benefits in today's enterprise storage infrastructure. However, it's important for storage architects to understand where each virtualization strategy fits into the overall storage schema.
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This Webcast Produced for Syncsort
Ever-increasing amounts of data continues to be accessed, generated and stored in remote office branch offices (ROBO) environments including small- and medium-sized businesses. Given the increasing number and diversity of threats to information and privacy concerns, data for ROBO environments needs to be protected in a timely and effective manner. In this Webcast, Greg Schulz, founder and senior analyst of StorageIO, looks at options for protecting ROBO data including wide-area file and data services or distributed disk to disk backup among other approaches.
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This Webcast Produced for Isilon Systems
Just as clustered servers have made the data center a more cost-efficient and manageable place, storage clusters let you scale capacity and ensure higher availability as well as simplify incremental growth. However the term cluster means different things to different people.
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This Webcast Produced for PowerFile
If you thought 2006 was a busy year in the storage world, buckle your seatbelt. File virtualization, wide-area file systems, data classification and advances in backup and archiving are among the technologies that promise to make the new year as exciting as it is overwhelming.
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This Webcast Produced for Internet.com
New laws and compliance requirements continue to burden IT departments that must ensure not only long-term storage but also fast discovery of relevant data. Whether it's Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, SEC regulations or your own internal policies, if you don't have a plan, you're living on the edge.
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This Webcast Produced for LeftHand Networks
When it comes to storage, small and medium businesses have a lot in common with large enterprises. Just like the Fortune 400, they need to ensure that data is backed up, retrievable and secure, and that data access complies with governmental regulations.
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This Webcast Produced for Equal Logic
Customers used to Fibre Channel SANs are understandably unsure if an iSCSI storage network will be able to perform to the levels they need for their applications. While Fibre Channel offers greater efficiency and bandwidth than iSCSI, will users always notice (or care) about the difference?
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This Webcast Produced for Internet.com
As storage networks mature, discussions have shifted from reasons to deploy, initial benefits, early-adoption success stories, and general architecture and technology debates to conversations about revised best practices and scaling to meet different needs. This Webcast looks at reasons for implementing a scalable networked storage environment (SAN, NAS, CAS or IP storage).
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This Webcast Produced for Internet.com
ILM is the hottest show in IT -- but how do you know whether it will be a hit in your enterprise? The secret to success lies in examining the various approaches, determining the best methodology for your company and partnering with others in your organization to launch your ILM efforts.
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This Webcast Produced for Internet.com
Since the inception of networked storage, virtualization has been held out as a panacea leading to simplified management, improved utilization and reduced cost of storage. After some false starts, it appears that virtualization is finally taking hold.
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This Webcast Produced for Symantec
Storage security has become one of the hottest issues in IT, as high-profile database breaches and lost data tapes have catapulted the issue off the pages of trade journals and onto the nightly news. Companies report that just a single storage security incident can bring millions in unwanted scrutiny and costs.
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This Webcast Produced for Symantec
How would your business fare if disaster struck? If you hesitate before answering, this webcast is for you. Dianne McAdam, senior analyst and partner at the Data Mobility Group, discusses the available technologies to help you develop a backup plan that ensures your critical data is backed up at critical times. McAdam will outline the pros and cons of new technologies such as virtual tape, disk-to-disk backup and continuous data protection (CDP), and arm you with the information you need to find a solution that's right for your organization. A great opportunity to hear about new business-saving technologies from a top industry professional.
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This Webcast Produced for HP
IP storage and specifically iSCSI storage are currently the most popular option for small and mid-sized businesses that need block-based shared storage. In addition to SMB environments, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), branch offices, workgroups and departmental environments are also a good fit for iSCSI storage deployment to complement server virtualization and consolation.
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