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Don't have data centre nightmares
There are all sorts of scenarios that data centre managers are right to fear, says Ralph Wynn, senior product marketing manager, FalconStor Software - but automated Disaster Recovery can help keep the nightmares at bay 
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Object lesson
Shahbaz Ali, President and CEO at Tarmin, lays out his company's vision for addressing the challenge of massive data growth
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The big idea
Research is an area where a Big Data approach can deliver previously unimaginable benefits, as Andy Griffiths of Q Associates explains
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Quantum: Staying a step ahead
Storage magazine Editor David Tyler speaks to Stephane Estevez, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Quantum about the realities of cloud backup and the continuing importance of SLAs
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Balesio FILEminimizer Suite 7.0
Balesio is a Swiss-based company that specializes in storage optimization and data reduction technologies under the FILEminimizer brand, with variant products focused on images, Office files and PDFs, as well as enterprise offerings (Server, SharePoint and SDK). In essence, FILEminimizer is a 'does what it says on the tin' product: it minimises the disk space taken up by all sorts of files..
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In the features and interviews in this edition of the Storage magazine e-newsletter, there is a distinct emphasis on Cloud - despite the fact that, as I write this, the UK has almost forgotten what clouds look like! We take a close look at the impact of Cloud computing, not just on storage infrastructures, but on security, on disaster recovery planning - in fact right across the IT spectrum.
Bill Andrews of ExaGrid offers food for thought for any business considering backup to a public cloud service, including four 'big questions' that will need answering first. As he contends: "For small businesses with under 500GB of data (and more likely 50GB of data) the public cloud may prove to be an effective offsite backup solution but it's certainly not a viable business option for corporations with larger backup requirements. The key question when making these choices is what will happen in the event of a disaster and how fast would the business need access to the data to survive that disaster."
David Tyler
Editor
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