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John Richardson on Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013 0
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The cloud isn’t just about technology.  And you may be surprised to learn that the private cloud project moving slowly through your architecture group should really be your number one priority. But your team may not know it and may not be treating it that way. So what else is the cloud about? It’s also [...]

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Steve Bulmer on Monday, November 26th, 2012 0
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There is currently much discussion about the fast paced potential growth of the use of hybrid cloud. Hybrid cloud is generally defined as the informational and managerial relationship between an organization’s internal, private cloud and someone else’s cloud, be it public, or hosted private cloud. The first use case that comes to most people’s minds [...]

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Juan Orlandini on Wednesday, September 28th, 2011 0
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Most of this blog is written by my peers in Datalink’s practice management group. Generally, it’s not hard to get us to say a lot about a great number of things, so when we get a blog entry request from our fearless blog tormentor (hi Cheryl), we tend to be able to write quite a [...]

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Datalink on Friday, May 20th, 2011 0
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Organizations today face massive growth of their unstructured data. This growth results in e-mail, file, and SharePoint servers that require more and more storage and processing power. This data growth can affect your organization in many ways, and poses many questions, including: Can you scale e-mail systems to meet additional storage demands? Are you storing [...]

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Kent Christensen on Tuesday, May 17th, 2011 0
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In the last couple weeks, VMware started the spring 2011 tour of VMware Forum events. These are regionally focused one-day “mini VMworlds.” In Washington DC on May 3, they reportedly drew 1,500 attendees, and 1,350 came to the event in New York last week. Attendees not only saw the latest in VMware messaging, but also [...]

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