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Guidelines for Implementing Cloud Storage
Steven Pon, Storage Solution Architect
InfoStor 02.26.2010
In today's challenging business environment, it's critical for IT professionals to take a larger view of their data centers than in the past. IT functions such as network and storage that were traditionally siloed within the organization, must now be more closely aligned due to convergence. This encourages increased collaboration between functions, which provides tremendous benefits to IT organizations when performance enhancement and cost cutting are the goal. Many companies are now finding that the solution is in reaching for the cloud.

Survival of the Fittest
Michael Croy, Director of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
Disaster Recovery Journal 01.22.2010
In today’s challenging, global environment with rapidly developing technologies and market trends, volatile economic conditions, and dwindling resources, greater adaptability is not only expected, but essential – and becoming more critical every day.

What to Consider in Modernizing Your Network Monitoring Solution
Gus Bekdash, Managing Consultant
Internet Telephony 01.20.2010
In the beginning, the monitoring infrastructure was the users. Troubleshooting was done by primitive tools and elimination. The network was the usual suspect for any degradation. Mean time to repair was quite long, but it was acceptable. Not anymore. The network is now critical for human as well as machine communication. Problems should really be detected and resolved before users notice them and even before they become problems.

How to Control the Storage Impact of Virtual Servers
Brian Peterson, Storage Architect
InfoStor 01.04.2010
Server virtualization allows one physical server to many guest virtual machines (VMs); each with its own 20GB operating system requiring its own storage space, backup demands, and storage I/O. Virtual server sprawl ensues when more VMs serve up more applications called by more users for more I/O-intensive processes.