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Change the Game: Oracle Backup Made Easy
| May 7, 2013
Joseph Boylan, Advisory Systems Engineer, EMC Backup Recovery Systems, and member of EMC Global Database Specialist team, knows databases. Working with some of EMC’s largest customers in the Northeast and Canada, and across North America, Joe helps organizations identify and solve database backup issues. He walks customers through his version of the Repeat Test.  At the Backup and Archive Booth at ...
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How to Stop Database Backup Fights
| February 11, 2013
IN THIS CORNER, WEIGHING IN AT 180 POUNDS, LEAD BACKUP ADMIN JOE BACKUP. AND IN THIS CORNER WEIGHING IN AT 175 POUNDS, SENIOR ORACLE DATABASE ADMIN JOHN DATABASE. TODAYS FIGHT WILL BE 10 ROUNDS. THE WINNER: CONTROL OF ORACLE DATABASE BACKUPS. Sound familiar?  Is this a regular fighting match in your IT organization over who has control ...
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EMC’s Chief Oracle Architect Speaks Out
| December 5, 2012

EMC Chief Oracle Architect speaks candidly about backup from his vantage point as a database guy. Watch the video and check out the Q&A. A must-read!

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Changing the Game Is a Process
| October 29, 2012
Backup transformation can be game-changing, but it is a process. Watch the video to learn more.

“I’ll walk the halls, chatting with engineers about our strategy. I’ll build a vibrant online backup community with my blog. I’ll review every architectural and design specification. I’ll spend each Friday working ‘a day in the life of an engineer’ across the different teams, to understand our people and their challenges. I’ll visit every engineering site twice a year, and every key sales area once a year...."
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DD Boost; Turbo-Charged Backup & Recovery
| May 16, 2012
Guest Post by Chuck Dufresne, Sr. Technical Marketing Manager, EMC Backup Recovery Systems In the automotive industry, the word, “boost” is “a loose term for turbo or supercharger.” It describes positive manifold pressure in automobile engines that increases horsepower and performance. If you have ever driven a car with a turbo you can attest to ...
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Oracle Backup & DR – Why Can’t We All Just Get Along?
| April 24, 2012
As we recently discussed in our blog on SQL server backups, there is oftentimes tension between database admins (DBA’s) and backup admins rooted in the need to protect mission critical application data.  The issue is  both DBAs and backup admins want control over database backup and recovery processes, often resulting in parallel database backup processes ...
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EMC Demos Data Domain Boost for Oracle RMAN at Oracle OpenWorld
| October 11, 2011
Guest Post by Ben Weiss, Technology Consultant, EMC Backup Recovery Systems Division It’s no secret that DBAs crave the rapid backup/restore capabilities of disk but often settle for tape for long-term retention requirements. But the question is, why? While Oracle RMAN has significantly improved the efficiency and ease of backup and recovery of Oracle environments, ...
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Cloud Getting Clearer, Big Data Getting Nearer
| October 4, 2011
I had the opportunity to sit in on Joe Tucci and Pat Gelsinger’s keynote at Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco. Now, I was fully expecting to hear a continuation of the Cloud and Big Data messages Joe and Pat have been delivering for the past year, and I did. But what I wasn’t expecting was ...
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EMC Avamar v6.0
| April 18, 2011
Today EMC is announcing a new version of EMC Avamar software and hardware. With the latest release come a ton of new features, bigger, better, faster hardware, and support for integrating Avamar with Data Domain. So, without further preamble, let’s jump into what is new in Avamar v6.0: On the hardware side, the new release ...
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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. Read More...
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