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The need for speed
Enterprise-ready SSDs can help to eliminate the costly 'one size fits all' approach to storage infrastructures, argues John Scaramuzzo, Senior Vice President, Enterprise Storage Solutions at SanDisk |
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Backup - spoilt for choice
Recent years have seen a plethora of new technologies and approaches to the backup market. Bill Andrews, CEO of ExaGrid Systems, breaks down the options
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The generation game
The lack of cross-generation compatibility between technologies has led Fujifilm to introduce the concept of a 'future proofed archive'. Storage magazine speaks to Roger Moore, Strategic Business Unit Manager at the company's recording media division
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Pay as you grow
Gridstore recently entered the UK marketplace with an offering aimed at organisations using Microsoft's Hyper-V virtualisation platform. Storage editor David Tyler spoke to the company's VP of Sales for EMEA, Andy Hill
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'No compromise' from Panasas
New ActivStor 16 hybrid scale-out storage appliance delivers no-compromise reliability, performance, and ease of management
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Curing the PST blues
End user-created email archives present a number of challenges for organisations trying to manage storage performance, argues Peter Mullens of C2C Systems
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No blowing hot and cold over cloud hosting
When replacing its old ERP system, S&P Coil Products avoided the traditional approach of installing new software onsite and instead selected a tailored, hosted and fully managed solution
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Backup takes centre stage
Acquisitions, virtualisation and licensing were just a few of the issues faced by LoveFilm as it reviewed its backup strategy
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Comment
In our last Storage magazine enewsletter I made much of the featured interview with FujiFilm about an entirely new offering from the company - only for techie gremlins to creep in and stop the piece from appearing. Apologies to anyone who wondered where it was - or perhaps more probably, what I was whittering on about! The interview with FujiFilm's Roger Moore is in this issue, and rest assured it is well worth waiting for.
Also worth waiting for was the 11th Storage awards which took place at London's Grand Connaught Rooms earlier this month - a fabulous night was had by all and it was gratifying to see how many new faces were present alongside the 'old guard', some of whom have been attending since our very first awards night eleven years ago. Visit the awards website (www.storage-awards.com) for a full list of all the winners, and as usual we will also be featuring many of them in more detail in coming issues of this very newsletter.
David Tyler,
Editor
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