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- Backup as a Service: The On-Ramp to Cloud Services
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In a recently published white paper by IDC, Program Vice President, Laura DuBois outlines and reviews the challenges IT departments are having with meeting the data backup SLAs required by the business. Laura discusses how cloud services can fundamentally change the cost model around backup and how enterprises are leveraging these new backup-as-a-service (BaaS) offerings ... Continue Reading » - Cloud vs. Evil
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My blog last month entitled Cloud Control to Major Tom talked about the top five reasons enterprise don’t leverage cloud technology. I focused on one specific reason pertaining to loss of control and visibility as being one of the top five. This week I’d like to focus on another bullet on that top 5 list: ... Continue Reading » - Looking Back, Planning Ahead
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It’s time again for annual reviews, joy of joys. They generally (or at least are intended to) lead to reflections, resolutions and new beginnings. Now, this whole “looking back” thing may sound clichéd, but there’s some real value in doing it – if you’re honest. From a business perspective and, in particular, as a backup ... Continue Reading » - Making Your List and Checking It Twice
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Making your list and checking it twice. It’s that time of year again – where does the time go? A friend and I were talking and the conversation ended up being that her husband always buys her things he thinks she needs, like a vacuum cleaner. Not exactly on her top 5 list of what she wants ... Continue Reading » - NetWorker Backup for SQL Server 2012
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In June of 2012 a 26 year old climber went out on a solo climb and took a tragic fall because he chose to carry but not use gear to protect him from falling. As I read the story I realized that storage and DBAs often times make decisions based on their comfort level and ... Continue Reading » - The Heat Is….ON!
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Well, it’s going on three months since we launched NetWorker 8.0 on that fateful day of July 10, 2012. While engineering was busy tying the bow on a two-year development effort, Marketing went into high gear (pun intended!!) to demonstrate the excitement we were feeling around this product launch. Hopefully, you were able to join ... Continue Reading » - Choose the Path Wisely
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What is your favorite time of year? For me, I am a fan of fall. This weekend I took full advantage of fall in beautiful Colorado. My weekend included a 13.1 mile running race that incorporated rocks, roots, huge hills and a very narrow trail with 1,000 runners. This meant that we could only run ... Continue Reading » - EMC NetWorker Setting Boundaries
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Why should you honor boundaries? Last year I was skiing with a group that had lost a 13 year old friend during a ski accident. The 13 year old was skiing out of bounds with an adult when they set off an avalanche. Yes, the adult encouraged the 13 year old to take the risk ... Continue Reading » - Post TechEd 2012 Follow Up…
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It has been several weeks now since the end of Microsoft TechEd 2012 in Orlando, and I can honestly say that the anticipation for next year’s TechEd in New Orleans is growing. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the great conversations that we had with you our customers at the EMC Booth. While there were some ... Continue Reading » - Water, Water Everywhere
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I joined EMC’s Symmetrix division in the fall of 2010. The same iconic & legendary engineering team responsible for the concept and delivery of over 20 years of Symmetrix storage. My first task was bringing the Symmetrix VMAXe (now called VMAX 10K) to market. Thinking back, the impression that comes to mind is “wow”, what ... Continue Reading »
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Thoughts from Stephen Manley
The Right Architecture Is Priceless, Part I
 Evolving data protection technology and expanding requirements have completely transformed the backup industry. Unfortunately, with such rapid change, many organizations have fallen into the chaos of an accidental architecture.
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