WHITE PAPER:
Check out this one-page infographic to examine the current state of solid state storage. Find out what this technology holds for the future and discover just how much it's going to cost. Read on to learn more.
EZINE:
Scale-out NAS was developed to solve the problem of NAS sprawl. If managing your traditional NAS is becoming too burdensome and expensive, check out this expert resource.
EGUIDE:
Everybody talks about dedupe today, but 10 years from now, everybody’s just going to expect it to be in storage devices. This expert E-Guide outlines the benefits of different dedupe methods and offers some insight on how these methods apply to specific environments.
EZINE:
IT professionals are redesigning their storage strategies and looking into new technologies to address this critical priority. This issue of Storage Magazine examines this emerging concept and the ways that organizations can incorporate it into their infrastructures through better capacity management and the use of shared storage and cloud backup.
WHITE PAPER:
With flat or declining budgets, all organizations have been asked to "do more with less," and while budgets are beginning to recover, the need for efficiency does not dissipate. Check out this ESG case study to explore test results of IBM'storage virtualizaton offerings.
PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
Check out this expert presentation transcript for an overview of deduplication technologies and how they can help your organization considerably shrink your data footprint while slashing storage costs.
EGUIDE:
This expert E-Guide explores modern tools and technologies designed to overcome common virtual storage stumbling blocks around efficiency, complexity, deployment time, and performance.
RESOURCE:
The traditional approach to storing information causes performance problems and creates data bottlenecks. In fact, 78% of CFOs report that pressure is high to control storage costs and increase efficiency. This infographic introduces a different approach to storage that drives better data economics.
