WHITE PAPER:
This short white paper explores the 4 key capabilities your organization needs to meet today's storage requirements, and how to seamlessly acquire them. Read now to learn more.
EGUIDE:
This expert E-Guide explores key considerations for integrating solid state storage into a server, and answers frequently asked questions about solid state. Read now to learn more.
WHITE PAPER:
Read this paper for information on data-generating technologies now available, the emerging applications that are harnessing them, and the desire among business executives across a broad range of industries to mine these applications for competitive advantage in some cases, and for the well-being of humanity in others.
EZINE:
In the September 2013 issue of Storage magazine, our experts share tips for choosing a VM backup app in today's market, reveal the results of our eighth Quality Awards for midrange arrays and much more!
EGUIDE:
This expert E-Guide reveals how to optimize multiple virtual workloads to prevent storage over-allocation. In addition, learn how to increase VMware storage efficiency with virtual machine disk format deduplication and compression.
EBOOK:
Until recently, organizations that wanted to deduplicate their backups were forced to choose between either source or target-based dedupe. But now, global dedupe does both while eliminating bottlenecks. Read now to learn more.
WHITE PAPER:
One of the most important decisions that you have to make when deploying a new storage solution is what RAID type(s) to use. Read this white paper for a discussion on how to select the right RAID policy for your Dell EqualLogic™ storage area network (SAN) arrays.
PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
In this transcript, you'll learn about the newest advances in open storage and SSD technologies and find out about an innovative approach that combines these technologies to deliver fast, simple, innovative new tools for storage management.
EGUIDE:
Sometimes, the latest and greatest just isn't. Access this e-guide to determine if the bare necessities are all you need when it comes to all-flash storage arrays.
