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Analytics - time to get real
Michael Bradley, VP Operations & Technology Services EMEA, at Violin Memory examines how emerging storage technologies can support the increasing demand for Real-Time Analytics
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A solid argument
When and where do SSDs make sense in a SAN? Joost van Leeuwen of OCZ investigates
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Attack of the clones
Multiple copies of primary data could be an unrecognised contributor toward rising storage costs, suggests Peter Eicher, Senior Product Specialist, Data Protection, Syncsort - but a solution is available
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Tiers of joy
John Greenwood, Director of Sales for Storage & Virtualisation Solutions at NCE, offers some highly personal thoughts about the concept of Auto-Tiering, and what it has to do (or not!) with Aston Villa FC .
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The honest broker
Hitachi Data Systems announced some new research findings into Big Data uptake at an event in London recently. Storage Editor David Tyler took the opportunity to catch up with Bob Plumridge of HDS .
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The right connection
Femern A/S, the company behind one of the world's most ambitious engineering projects, the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel, has adopted DataCore's SANsymphony-V to speed auto tiering of data and critical applications .
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X marks the spot…
The tenth annual Storage Awards ('Storries x') was for many our best awards yet. With OVER 400 of the industry's finest in attendance, readers of Storage Magazine once again rewarded outstanding products, services and people .
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Welcome to the Octorber edition of the Storage magazine e-Newsletter, which has a very technology-oriented focus while still being all about business. We feature a detailed breakdown of the arguments for and against the use of SSD in a SAN environment, where OCZ’s Joost van Leeuwen says: "By eliminating storage bottlenecks in an enterprise environment through the use of flash-based SSD technology, IT managers can achieve an increase in server utilisation, as well as a reduction in both SAN and maintenance costs. Cost-effective HDD commodity storage can be deployed for capacity, with the desired I/O performance and storage virtualisation enabled by SSD resources." Read his article and see if you agree.
We also take a close look at the growing demand for real-time analytics in business: how can emerging storage technologies help? Violin Memory's Michael Bradley explains: "Analysing Big Data is essential for many organisations, but in the financial sector there is another mission-critical dimension: timing. Rapid interpretation of data, which is ever-growing in volume, the speed it is generated at and its types, requires new levels of performance unattainable with legacy technologies."
David Tyler
Editor
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