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ABSTRACT:
The growth of structured and unstructured data continues to grow at an explosive rate in most storage environments, resulting in a constantly expanding data footprint.
Fortunately, clustered storage is becoming a common way to combat this problem.
This Webcast highlights topics, such as:
- Different clustered storage vendors and their claims at how their solutions differ
- Fact vs. Fiction, Myths and Realties of clustered storage
- What are the caveats to be aware of when deploying clustered storage
- What are some emerging trends and solutions to keep an eye on for clustered storage
- What are some questions that some vendors do not want you to ask about their solutions
View this Webcast to learn more about this emerging technology.
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Speaker
Greg Schulz
Industry Analyst and Founder of The StorageIO Group
Greg Schulz is founder of The StorageIO group, a technology analyst firm providing services focused on IT storage, storage management, networking and related technologies and topics. Schulz has worked with Unix, Windows, Mainframe, OpenVMS and other hardware, network and software environments. He has the author of "The Green and Virtual Data Center" and "Resilient Storage Networks" and has contributed to other projects including "The Resilient Enterprise" and "Virtual Storage Redefined."
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