Data Protection, Retention and Archive Starts with Data Value
It feels good to open up the blogging again to new topics, especially ones I am intimately familiar with. (But [...]
It feels good to open up the blogging again to new topics, especially ones I am intimately familiar with. (But [...]
What does that really mean? When I worked for Veritas, back in 1998 we acquired a company based out of [...]
Server virtualization has changed the IT landscape dramatically. It has become a magic potion curing a number of ills in [...]
Business Critical Applications The tip of the triangle focuses on the applications (or data) that drives your business. It is [...]
Archive The most fundamental part of developing a good data protection architecture starts at the base of the triangle with [...]
This blog will have multiple parts. I will introduce my view of a data protection reference architecture and the next [...]
Last week I took a course offered by EMC entitled ‘Lean Six Sigma' - Yellow Belt. This is a training [...]
Between time off with the family this summer and all the work required to get done between 'signing' a deal to be [...]
Here is a shocker for you, backup IS a science. Good backup administrators / architects are worth their weight in [...]
The Architecture This ‘architecture’ diagram, as you can see, is not a typical architecture diagram, but hopefully it can be [...]
The 'Fat Middle' In the 'fat middle' of the triangle, as I stated last week, there are a number of [...]
One of the more thoughtful analysts in the industry, in my opinion is George Crump from Storage Switzerland. (I like [...]
Hi, my name is Steve and I have a recovery problem. Well, a data recovery problem that is. So, I [...]
Our domain, Backup & Beyond was the tagline for Avamar Technologies, a company EMC acquired in November of 2006. This [...]