A “Cover Focus” feature from the January 14, 2010 issue:
You can stick your enterprise’s data center into the equivalent of Fort Knox, but without a plan of action to contend with data leaks, you might as well toss your organization’s intellectual coinage in the nearest dumpster. And seemingly any strategy you put in place has [...]
A “Featured Product” article from the January 1, 2010 issue:
When Austin, Texas,-based StoredIQ was formed in the late 1990s, its initial focus was on helping organizations manage storage growth and its attendant costs. At the time, companies tended to solve their data explosion problems by just buying more storage, but this sort of head-in-the-sand response [...]
A “Cover Focus” feature from the January 1, 2010 issue:
Even though the cost of storage is cheaper than ever, storage consolidation has become a big subject of late for many reasons. In the past, IT departments could just solve the problem by buying more storage. Today, however, that policy is flawed at best. The cost [...]
A “Techs & Trends” article from the June 5, 2009 issue:
Your IT staff has been cut in half. You’re in the process of upgrading your server configuration to leverage virtualization and data encryption. You’re comparing proposals from different email management service vendors. And, in the middle of all this action, you get a phone call [...]
A “Cover Focus” article from the April 24, 2009 issue:
Your choice of power and cooling equipment may be more important than the other hardware in your data center. “While [servers and networking equipment] work together, they are not entirely dependent on one another. They are, however, dependent on the power and cooling infrastructure,” notes Matt [...]