New kids on the data management block
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Keep it old skool In the age of Web 2.0, data is a strategic differentiator. Tim OâReilly, considered the father of Web 2.0, has claimed âdata is the Intel insideâ of this revolution. Companies that control a particularly unique or desirable set of information drive more customers to their sites.â¦
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Today, many people rely on computers to do homework, work, create, etc., so it's important to take special care with your data storage. This week you'll learn about how to protect your data and prevent intrusions.  By Vincent Deguzman. 0919
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With the price of disk storage plummeting, the storage capacity administrators find themselves managing is set to explode. But, the simple introduction of network block virtualization permits the use of underutilized storage management technologies such as mirroring, snapshots and replication on a much broader scale.
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Storage devices such as external hard drives are becoming more popular as data protection and backup requirements get more complex.
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AgileWiki explores new knowledge representation. The current effort is on implementing a copy-on-write OODBMS with support for fast deep copies, b-trees, large extensible hashes, simple lists, bush structures and calendars.   CowDb is a new kind of Object Store based on Copy-On-Write technology. It supports fast deep copies, b-trees and large extensible hashes.   http://agilewiki.wiki.sourceforge.net/CowDb
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Some attendees at Computerworlds Storage Networking World conference are combining their use of backup software and deduplication tehnology with virtual systems in an effort to manage ever-increasing data stores.
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New entry-level workgroup storage devices start at $3,000.
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A new type of librarian is emerging: think Dewey Decimal meets Generation X.
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A proposed standard to enable integration, automation and better management of data center components this week will begin development under the direction of a new standards
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This paper will cover the challenge of identifying a reliable source of information to populate and maintain accurate configuration information from the distributed application and server environment for use in the CMDB.
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Over the next few years, corporations will face tough decisions on how to store growing amounts of data and find information.
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A warez group being operated by a 26 years old college student started in January 2003. In few months, they collected a database of around 13000 titles and made them available online.
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NOVEMBER 15, 2004 (SNW ONLINE) - Since the late 1990s, leading data storage technology vendors have adopted a myopic and largely self-serving approach for addressing the two central challenges of enterprise storage: resource provisioning and data
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The data center fabric will at a minimum bring together network, server, and storage administrators. Are you ready? Can you handle it?
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Students design mobile data-access system for health-care workers.
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(Source: Arsenal Digital)  Data has become the most valuable resource that many companies own. Organizations of all sizes are actively searching for reliable, affordable solutions for data protection to help them with business continuity, disaster recovery, and compliance. The problem is especially acute for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), which typically lack the resources to add new technologies or manage the growing infrastructure required to deal with the problem. As a result, many SMBs are investigating software-as-a-service (SaaS) data protection solutions in order to optimize their IT budgets. Join us to hear Doug Chandler, IDC Program Director, Storage Software and Services, reveal the latest findings and trends, showing why use of on-demand data protection is growing in the SMB market, why software-as-a-service has become the preferred data protection strategy for more and more emerging businesses, and how your business can take advantage of this option now.
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An introduction to XML and DocBook: what is it and why should I learn yet another data format?