January 21, 2011 Create or Manage Your Profile Storage Daily Brought to you by Data is Becoming Colder Do you have data that you haven't touched in a long time? Some fairly recent studies have shown that data is getting colder. Read more >> Whitepaper: Hot-Aisle vs Cold-Aisle Containment for Data Centers Sponsored by APC Both hot and cold air containment can improve the predictability and efficiency of traditional data center cooling systems. While both approaches minimize the mixing of hot and cold air, there are practical differences in implementation and operation that have significant consequences on work environment conditions, PUE, and economizer hours. Read more now. Click Here >> Partnership and Personnel News From: The Storage Netorking Industry Association (SNIA) and CompTIA, Bocada and Promark Technology, Coraid and Virteva, Cirtas Systems, and Nirvanix. Read more >>    Dell Expands Enterprise-Class Storage Solutions    Redstor Launches EMC Atmos Powered Services    Data Storage Trends in 2011    Biostorage: Data at a Cellular Level    Global Deduplication Array Gets Speed Boost    Save Money with Open Source Storage. Sponsored by CDW Job Title: Senior Java developer- JAVA, J2EE, Spring, Struts, Hibernate,Oracle Company: WSI Nationwide, Inc. Location: US-IL-Chicago    Cloud Computing Survey: Tell Us What You Think    eBook: Selling Through A Slump - Oracle    Make Browsing Faster and More Efficient    CDW eBook: Save Money with Open Source Storage    5 Ways Site Pinning Will Transform Websites EMC + Dell: It's Not Ozzie and Harriet Anymore Dell will resell the VNX, but not the VNXe. Read more >> Datamation Blog by John D. Hughes CEO 2 CIO: Getting Schooled in the Cloud by John D. Hughes   For CEOs, cloud computing isn't a technology, it's an opportunity to:  o   reduce costs (increase profit)  o   reduce corporate risk  o   increase performance of their technology spend  o   and for some, even generate greater... Read more >>

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