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Symantec: Mobile devices, cloud gaining traction
Symantec Corp., announced this week that a study of more than 2,000 SMBs found widespread use of mobile devices, cloud and virtualization.
The study included 2,053 organizations in 30 countries, although not all the respondents... News | SearchSMBStorage.com
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Storage thin provisioning: Comparing implementation types
What are the key differences among various types of storage thin provisioning implementations?
The key differences among... Answer | SearchStorage.com
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Storage considerations for a Hadoop implementation
Can SAN and NAS storage systems be used as the primary storage layer with a Hadoop implementation?
The short answer is yes. The longer answer is that, depending on the
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Top five tips on data management tools for small to medium-sized businesses
Small- to medium-sized businesses face unique challenges when it comes to storage management. But the editors of... Tip | SearchSMBStorage.com
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Implementing a unified storage system in a small business environment
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Implementing snapshot technology in concert with backup
Snapshots can be a useful part of your backup solution, as they offer the... Video | SearchDataBackup.com
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SSD technology making inroads with SMBs
Despite relatively high costs, there is interest in solid state drive (SSD) technology, according... News | SearchSMBStorage.com
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Determining ideal IPS throughput for new implementation
What's the minimum throughput speed that a new IPS device should be capable of? I've read that at least one device was able to inspect and process traffic at a speed of 72 gigabits per second. Our RFP is officially for 3 to 5 years of use,... Answer | SearchSecurity.com
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10 Gigabit Ethernet technology: A viable option for SMBs?
For J. Wolfgang Goerlich, an IT professional at a 200-employee financial services company, making the switch to 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10 GbE) was a... News | SearchSMBStorage.com
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Spend smart on Oracle ERP implementations
Oracle ERP implementations usually take about a year-and-a-half, but a couple examples show that spending smart can shrink the timeline. Oracle Revelations | SearchOracle.com
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