Category: Networked Storage

Resilience by Design: Reducing Data Risk, Downtime, and Regulatory Exposure

Join Hitachi Vantara, DCIG, and TruthinIT on August 13th, at 1 p.m. Eastern as they pick up the topic of cyber-resilience through a webinar discussion of what it takes to proactively protect enterprise data. This specifically evaluates the critical role of cybersecure NAS in supporting business continuity, safeguarding critical workloads, and ensuring compliance in environments where scale meets complexity.

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NAS Solutions Extend Their Reach Deeper into Organizations

Network-attached storage (NAS) solutions have become notable if, for no other reason, in how organizations utilize them in multiple roles. Organizations may view using them in one, two or even three different roles in their IT environments. However, as DCIG uncovered in its recent research into NAS solutions, they have extended their reach almost everywhere within organizations.

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Network Entropy is Decomposing Memory

The article title, “Network Entropy is Decomposing Memory” may call up ghoulish images from a B-Horror movie, but it shouldn’t. It refers to a positive dynamic described by Rob Gingell, former chief engineer at Sun Microsystems. He said that, “Over time networks have this property of wanting to decompose things into constituent parts, have those parts get specialized and then reintegrated.”

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5 Benefits of an Effective Multi-site File Collaboration Solution

In many organizations, core business processes rely on effective file-based collaboration. With an organization’s users now spanning the globe, legacy systems fail to meet the collaboration needs of a distributed workforce. Many SDS-based file storage solutions offer features that enhance multi-site file collaboration. This article describes 5 capabilities enterprises should evaluate when selecting a solution.

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