Papers in Technology -> Storage

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1. Availability, recovery and archive
Changes in how technology can be implremented and improvements in connectivity mean that business continuity and rapid systems recovery is now within the reach of many more organisations.
Published By: Quocirca

2. Data exchange and information sharing
The title if this paper may be somewhat misleading: it is about data exchange and the ability to share information but, specifically, it is about those exchanges and that sharing taking place outside the confines of your...
Published By: Bloor Research

3. EMC Data Domain Replicator
EMC Data Domain has extended the capabilities of its in-line deduplication appliances, which typically reduce data backup storage by around 95%, to gain greater savings when replicating to remote locations over a wide area network (WAN). In this...
Published By: Bloor Research

4. Sybase ETL for Sybase IQ
Sybase ETL (extract, transform and load) started life as a general-purpose data integration product. However, today it is a data integration tool that has been specifically optimised to support the loading of data into Sybase IQ.
Published By: Bloor Research

5. Comparative costs and uses of Data Integration Platforms
Data integration has sometimes been portrayed as a necessary evil, a cost centre, a time sink, or in other unflattering terms. Conversely, some vendors, consultants, pundits and analysts have positioned various integration models and...
Published By: Bloor Research

6. Channels to Managed Print Services in Europe
A review of Managed Print Services (MPS) programmes for SMBs and midmarket organisations - European vendor analysis 2010
Published By: Quocirca

7. Storage Optimisation: SANpulse
Using its SANlogics software SANpulse has solved two major enterprise problems in data and infrastructure management. First, it offers a complete solution delivering up-to-date visibility of the ever-changing, complex, multi-vendor...
Published By: Bloor Research

8. Log & Event Management: LogMatrix
There are three major benefits to be derived from log and event management solutions (sometimes referred to as SIEM, security information and event management). In the first case, these solutions provide real-time identification and alerting...
Published By: Bloor Research

9. Log & Event Management: Symantec
There are three major benefits to be derived from log and event management solutions (sometimes referred to as SIEM, security information and event management). In the first case, these solutions provide real-time identification and alerting...
Published By: Bloor Research

10. Log & Event Management
This paper represents a snapshot and brief summary of the log and (security) event management market. A more detailed discussion of this market, together with overviews of each product, a discussion of the issues involved and product...
Published By: Bloor Research

11. Log & Event Management: SenSage
There are three major benefits to be derived from log and event management solutions (sometimes referred to as SIEM, security information and event management). In the first case, these solutions provide real-time identification and alerting...
Published By: Bloor Research

12. Log & Event Management: NetIQ
There are three major benefits to be derived from log and event management solutions (sometimes referred to as SIEM, security information and event management). In the first case, these solutions provide real-time identification and alerting...
Published By: Bloor Research

13. Log & Event Management: CA
There are three major benefits to be derived from log and event management solutions (sometimes referred to as SIEM, security information and event management). In the first case, these solutions provide real-time identification and alerting...
Published By: Bloor Research

14. Log & Event Management: ArcSight
There are three major benefits to be derived from log and event management solutions (sometimes referred to as SIEM, security information and event management). In the first case, these solutions provide real-time identification and alerting...
Published By: Bloor Research

15. Log & Event Management: Tier-3
There are three major benefits to be derived from log and event management solutions (sometimes referred to as SIEM, security information and event management). In the first case, these solutions provide real-time identification and alerting...
Published By: Bloor Research