Archive for the 'cloud storage' Category
Cloud Strategy and the Influencer Summit 2011
Posted in 1, cloud, cloud storage on November 11th, 2011 1 Comment »
The inaugural Influencer Summit 2011 was a tremendous success! Industry and financial analysts as well as some key bloggers traveled from all over to meet with HDS and spend a day, plus some, talking strategy, industry and futures. Although the agenda was packed, I was able to do a short recap on HDS cloud announcment. [...]
All Data Has Value
Posted in Industry Talk, cloud storage on October 24th, 2011 No Comments »
The trends are clear and spectacular.
We create, collect and store an immense amount of data and information at an exponential rate.
Is That Information…And Do I Care? (Part 1)
Posted in cloud storage on September 20th, 2011 5 Comments »
It’s no wonder we have so much buzz around Big Data: we’ve reached a tipping point, which Michael Hay discussed in a previous blog post on how ‘Big Data Is Turning Content Into Appreciating Assets.’ I find news of discoveries and innovation based on massive amounts of data pretty inspiring, and, as you can imagine, [...]
What a Difference a Year Makes
Posted in cloud storage on September 20th, 2011 No Comments »
Last year, VMworld was all about virtual machines. All the partner plug-ins focused on helping to do just about anything to virtual machines. From backing up to deploying virtual machines, almost every eye was on the virtual machine ball. What a difference a year makes!
Storage Visions Conference 2011: Looking into the Clouds
Posted in Hitachi Content Platform, Hitachi NAS, cloud storage on January 21st, 2011 No Comments »
Guest post by Tracey DoyleStorage Visions is an event focused on digital media storage that occurs every year just before CES. I am lucky enough to have presented at Storage Visions the past four years, and am pleased to share this year’s presentation with you here (see the bottom of the post).
During this time, the [...]
Is object storage ready for the enterprise?
Posted in cloud storage on December 13th, 2010 No Comments »
As Andrew Reichman of Forrester put it in his report “Prepare for Object Storage in the Enterprise,” there seems to be agreement on the sweet spots for the technology mentioned in the title (archiving, cloud storage, imaging applications, etc), as well as where it isn’t the best choice (OLTP, dynamic files, HPC). But, as Dave [...]
3 Bogus Myths About the Private Cloud
Posted in cloud storage on December 10th, 2010 No Comments »
I was just reading David Linthicum’s article on the subject of bogus myths about the private cloud. He talks about how vendors of private and public clouds are serving up tall tales to drive customers away from the opposite approach and instead into their own camp. Let’s take a look at the three myths highlighted [...]
Announcing Participation in the Microsoft Hyper-V Cloud Fast Track Partner Program
Posted in cloud storage on November 8th, 2010 2 Comments »
Converged infrastructure solutions are critical to organizations as they move to “operationalize IT” in order to increase agility, IT efficiencies and business alignment. And for those serious about the private cloud, it’s one of the most important trends we’ve seen to enable adoption. Today, Microsoft announced another step in making deployments easier with Hyper-V Cloud [...]
The new Hitachi Content Platform – all about time, place, and control
Posted in Hitachi Content Platform, cloud storage on October 26th, 2010 No Comments »
One of the fundamental tenets for the Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) development team is ensuring that each release strikes a balance between delivering value for both cloud and enterprise HCP use cases. Since Miki has covered some of the cloudier aspects of the launch, I’d like to cover some of the other benefits of this [...]
Stepping into the cloud
Posted in Hitachi Content Platform, cloud storage on October 26th, 2010 2 Comments »
Over the past couple of years, there has been a lot of discussion about deploying clouds. In my opinion, what’s been mostly overlooked is providing a comprehensive path for customers to transition from their traditional IT environments to more “cloudy” ones – without leaving their current environments in the “legacy” trash bin. Today we announced [...]



