Flash: Accelerated Adoption
As any new technology comes to market, in IT we see the adoption of that technology, as long as it [...]
Tag: "disk"
The Business End of Storage
Last week I presented at an event for Storage Magazine in the famous London Tower Bridge (shown here) It was [...]
Real-time Compression “Meets Minimum”
IBM's Ed Walsh, Director of Storage Efficiency sits down with Steve Duplessie, Founder of ESG to talk about how IBM [...]
Top 10 Reasons Real-time Compression Provides Extraordinary Storage Efficiency
Over the past few weeks I have witnessed the proverbial mudslinging that takes place in the blogosphere when marketing feathers [...]
IBM Day 1 – It’s Official
Between time off with the family this summer and all the work required to get done between 'signing' a deal to be [...]
No More Tiers / Tears
The great thing about blogging and independence is that we can post things that add value that we want to [...]
The Storage Alchemist from Strata 2013
The Storage Alchemist talks about his findings from Strata 2013. Interesting that there wasn't much talk about infrastructure and infrastructure [...]
Flood Affects Storage Industry
There was a great post a couple of weeks ago, with Tom Coughlin as a contributing editor, on Forbes’ news [...]
Trident Micro Has Success with IBM Real-time Compression
As with any new technology there is a hurdle to get over before putting it into production, but once in, [...]
Business Outcomes are what Matters
I spent last week in London meeting with IBM Real-time Compression customers and partners and supporting the launch of the [...]
Sever + Storage Optimization = Datacenter Utopia
Matt Prigge had a really great article on his InfoWorld Data Explosion blog called "VMware vSphere raises the bar -- again". In [...]
What Happened in Vegas, Stayed in Vegas
Well, until now. This is an interesting story about archiving and how it could have, but didn't help a friend [...]
