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whitepaper Using CD and DVD Writing Devices for Data Backup2006-12-23 01:00:24 SoftLogica
  Over the past 20 years, tiny plastic discs have completely altered the way people store and access information. These discs rely on technology that was first introduced in the early 70s - on the laser light. CD-R and CD-RW discs have already become the "Floppy disk" of personal computing at the start of this century, and there is every indication that DVD may take over that role in the relatively near future. Both CD and DVD are great as storage for data backups. It is easy to have a backup copy at hand, because an individual can take the disc with himself wherever he goes and restore the files on any computer.   
whitepaper MSDN Architecture Webcast: Using Image Mastering API in Windows Vista to Add CD and DVD Mastering Support to Your Application (Level 200)2006-12-23 01:00:24 Microsoft
  Windows Vista introduces a new version of Image Mastering API (IMAPI) that enables an application to stage and burn a simple audio or data image to CD-R or CD-RW devices. In this webcast, the presenters demonstrate how to take advantage of this API so that one can add CD and DVD writing support to one's own application.   
whitepaper Using CD and DVD Writing Devices for Data Backup2006-12-23 01:00:24 SoftLogica
  Over the past 20 years, tiny plastic discs have completely altered the way people store and access information. These discs rely on technology that was first introduced in the early 70s - on the laser light. CD-R and CD-RW discs have already become the "Floppy disk" of personal computing at the start of this century, and there is every indication that DVD may take over that role in the relatively near future. Both CD and DVD are great as storage for data backups. It is easy to have a backup copy at hand, because an individual can take the disc with himself wherever he goes and restore the files on any computer.   
whitepaper Forensically Unrecoverable Hard Drive Data Destruction2006-12-22 Infosecwriters.com
  Data destruction is not a new concept as it has been practiced by the DoD (Department of Defense) for years. However, there are many people who still do not understand the personal risk involved when throwing out their used computers. It is estimated that 1,086,250,903 people worldwide use the Internet, which is a 200% increase in usage since the year 2000 (Internet World Stats, 2006). In today's world it is common place to make purchases over the Internet or be involved in some form of online banking. Most users never stop to think that their credit card, bank account number, or social security number may be stored somewhere on their computer before they dispose of it at the local thrift shop, flea market, or family yard sale.

Tags: Cost Control - Risk Mgmt.		   
whitepaper Robust HP Technologies Help Fresno-Based Hospital Network Relieve Data-Management Discomfort2006-12-20 01:00:25 Hewlett-Packard
  Fresno, California-based Community Medical Centers' legacy of medical excellence and compassionate care has flourished in central California for more than a century. Facing competition from other Fresno hospitals, Community requires technology systems that allow affiliated physicians to refer their patients to its facilities and conduct business transactions with the healthcare group. In addition, the medical staff needs access to reliable medical information in order to enhance patient safety, wellness, and the quality of care. Beyond being able to make quick infrastructure changes, Community also needed to economically manage 30 percent data growth annually. Community resolved these issues by migrating to HP StorageWorks technologies.   
whitepaper Market Researcher Rings in New HP Data Storage and Recovery Solutions to Maintain Continuous Infrastructure Services2006-12-20 01:00:25 Hewlett-Packard
  Bellsystem24, Inc. provides its One-to-One Marketing Services to approximately 5,000 enterprise customers annually through 33 contact centers throughout Japan. The company needed to reinforce its internal infrastructure and messaging environment, perform online backup without disrupting services, and restore the system in 10 minutes in case of a failure. Bellsystem24 selected Alphatec Solutions Co., Ltd. to deliver an innovative online backup and recovery solution to support business continuity and compliance. Alphatec recommended an HP StorageWorks 8000 Enterprise Virtual Array as the core infrastructure system, with clustered HP ProLiant DL585 servers, HP StorageWorks Business Copy EVA, and Fast Recovery Solution EVA.   
whitepaper Applied Extrusion Technologies Wraps Up Major ROI With HP Storage 150+ Percent Return on Investment2006-12-20 01:00:25 Hewlett-Packard
  As one of the world's leading makers of Oriented PolyPropylene (OPP) films Applied Extrusion Technologies (AET) is highly sensitive to the rising costs of oil-derived OPP resins. The increased pressure on AET's IT infrastructure pushed its clustered EMC-based SAN systems to their limit. AET needed an easy-to-use, highly available SAN - and quickly. The company was under continuing pressure from rising oil prices; AET couldn't afford any lag in the delivery of new cost-saving applications, or the imminent prospect of increased SAN support costs. After a careful analysis using a proprietary decision matrix and working with its long-time HP support team AET migrated from EMC to HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array storage area networks, StorageWorks MSL tape libraries, and HP OpenView Storage Data Protector software.   
whitepaper Invacare Says HP StorageWorks Disk Array Is Just What the Doctor Ordered for Healthy Data2006-12-20 01:00:25 Hewlett-Packard
  Invacare is a worldwide leader in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of products for home healthcare, long-term care, and active lifestyles. Invacare needed a storage solution to maintain 24x7 availability for mission-critical applications, and to provide the scalability for easily expanding capacity as demand grows - without enduring major architectural changes or costly forklift upgrades. HP Services helped Invacare upgrade their HP SAN with an HP StorageWorks XP10000 Disk Array, which enables the company to expand capacity online easily.   
whitepaper Three-Way Collaboration Puts Willbros First2006-12-20 01:00:25 Hewlett-Packard
  Effective IT systems are crucial to ensuring events and decisions at the regional level are communicated swiftly and accurately up the organization's chain of command. Willbros Group, Inc. is keenly aware of these challenges. Willbros is a leading international contractor, serving the oil, gas and power industries worldwide for more than 90 years. From an IT perspective, Willbros' regional systems must be adapted to its operational footprint: it needs to make technology accessible to staff at its field locations whenever possible. This way data ranging from timekeeping to materials inventory that originates in the field can be logged, in real time, and fed into Willbros' ERP system. Willbros has that system in place because of threeway collaboration between Willbros, Oracle, and HP.   
whitepaper Applied Extrusion Technologies Wraps Up Major ROI With HP Storage 150+ Percent Return on Investment2006-12-20 01:00:25 Hewlett-Packard
  As one of the world's leading makers of Oriented PolyPropylene (OPP) films Applied Extrusion Technologies (AET) is highly sensitive to the rising costs of oil-derived OPP resins. The increased pressure on AET's IT infrastructure pushed its clustered EMC-based SAN systems to their limit. AET needed an easy-to-use, highly available SAN - and quickly. The company was under continuing pressure from rising oil prices; AET couldn't afford any lag in the delivery of new cost-saving applications, or the imminent prospect of increased SAN support costs. After a careful analysis using a proprietary decision matrix and working with its long-time HP support team AET migrated from EMC to HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array storage area networks, StorageWorks MSL tape libraries, and HP OpenView Storage Data Protector software.