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CW ASEAN: Hyper-convergence offers simple yet scalable storage
In this month’s CW ASEAN, we take a look at how TAL Apparel has reaped significant savings in storage and server resources by switching to hyper-converged systems. We will also explore the key drivers for the development of hyper-converged solutions and how they will transform the way applications are delivered.
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From backup to data management: Beyond data backup, extracting more metadata to improve business processes and data management will become more important, says a senior Veritas executive
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CW ANZ June 2017: Flash makes a spash
In this month’s CW ANZ, we find out why more and more Australian enterprises are now turning to all-flash storage technology to replace spinning disk storage systems, thanks to lower costs and reduced complexity. Sensing this business opportunity, Optus Business has teamed up with storage supplier Pure Storage to offer on-premise and cloud-based all-flash storage and services aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises.
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From backup to data management: Beyond data backup, extracting more metadata to improve business processes and data management will become more important, says a senior Veritas executive
Australian startups find their way in the cloud: Public cloud services have empowered Australian startups to scale up and go global from day one
Getting past the hyper-convergence hype: While hyper-converged systems may imply different architectures based on the context, conceptually it refers to integrated technologies – servers and storage – that are managed as a single unit using software. We take a look at the key drivers for the development of hyper-converged solutions and how they will transform the way applications are delivered.
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Backup fundamentals in the age of cloud
In backup many things are pretty much as they have always been. But many things have also changed, with the latest being the advent of the cloud. This brings the possibility of the cloud as a backup target but also the need to backup applications that run in the cloud.
In this e-guide we look at backup fundamentals like choosing incremental or differential backup as well as using snapshots to replace traditional backup. We also provide an overview of strategic considerations for backup in the age of the cloud as well as surveys of the key backup products for SMEs and enterprise deployment.
