Last week Mike Davis from Ocarina Networks published a blog post "Compression and Dedupe like Oil & Water?" It was a good piece and from what I understand, and I don't know Mike, but he will be taking over blogging as Sunshine has moved on to greener pastures and I wish her the best. The reason for this piece is… Read more »
What Do You Compress that Saves You $$$?
You can compress:
Your waist lineYour trashYour time / travelBut none of those save you the kind of money 'real-time' compression can save you.
What can / do you compress? Take the what can / do you compress? Take the twitter poll!
The History of Data Storage
Check out different mediums of storage throughout the years and the capacities they held. Maybe not as far back as punch cards, but since tape (especially for backups) trying to stuff more data in a smaller foot print has been around for a long time. Hope you enjoy.
Compressed Thoughts - Transparency & Compression
Anything that upsets IT process is a big deal. It is important, as IT investigates new technologies for the data center, that to truly add value and provide a true ROI, the new technology must not impact all of the existing processes that are currently in place.
I have said it before and I am sure I will say it again, "The hardest thing to change in IT is not technology, it is process."
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Confessions of an ex-EMC Blogger
It is an interesting time we live in. In a world where high-tech meets social networking things can run on the hairy edge of information leakage or brand management, especially in a public company. However, during 2008 and 2009, when big companies were trying to figure out what to do within the ‘social media’ fray, I was working at EMC and EMC did a fantastic job of embracing social media and using it to their… Read more »