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DataDomain boosts de-dupe power and capacity, and answers critics
De-duplication should be on every major company's agenda, and specialist vendor DataDomain's new model is a demonstration to larger competitors of how de-dupe should be done
Peter Williams, Bloor Research | 12th May

Controversy in SCM
Our recent article on Accurev prompted some feedback from the Subversion camp. But the real issue isn't the tools you buy but whether you can manage the People and Process aspects of SCM.
David Norfolk, Bloor Research | 1st May

Measurement - do records management policies, systems and procedures really deliver?
Is it better to test, or wait for something to go wrong before picking up the pieces - generally the former by a long way, but too many organisations opt for the latter - is lack of measurement false modesty or simply false economy?
Rob Bamforth, Quocirca | 22nd April

Competition in the world of SCM
The Software Configuration Management (SCM) world is being shaken up by the viral adoption by programmers of Subversion and other Open Source tools, regardless of corporate policy. However, AccuRev offers a process-centric alternative.
David Norfolk, Bloor Research | 21st April

IBM Announces New Power Systems
Happily, with this announcement, organizations that are serious about consolidating UNIX, Linux, and i5/OS applications into a simplified solution can now do this very task in a state-of-the-art blade environment.
Clay Ryder, Sageza Group, Inc. | 17th April

Has SNIA's XAM missed the ILM target?
The main reason why ILM is still only a goal is unknown file content that cannot be used to place files in the right storage tiers or extracted appropriately for compliance. XAM doesn't solve this.
Peter Williams, Bloor Research | 15th April

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