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Can we have Backup-Less Systems?
In his blog last week, David Chapa of Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) posed a question: “Is DR the new Backup?” This understandably got a lot of backup people excited and generated a lot of thoughtful discussion. David upped the ante this week with “Stop Backing up Data.” The main point he makes is about the [...]
The Mobile Enterprise is Here and Now
The numbers and projections on mobile data growth from Cisco last week in its Visual Network Index (VNI) report, while mind blowing, simply confirm what most of us have expected. Mobile data is exploding. According to the study, the amount of data passed over the mobile Internet will increase 26 fold between 2010 and 2015. [...]
The Bartender’s Guide to eDiscovery
I just finished writing a new eBook titled The Bartender’s Guide to eDiscovery. You can download it for free from the Iron Mountain Web site. Now, the title of the eBook should give you a pretty good idea of its content…it’s a cook book! No, it’s really an eBook about electronic discovery in civil litigation. [...]
Iron Mountain at ARMA… More Than Just a Booth
Stop by and see us at this year’s ARMA show if you’re attending. Iron Mountain has plenty going on, and we based our programming this year on what you told us you wanted. Here’s a rundown of our programming and where you can see us: Educational Sessions Creating Media-Neutral RIM Policy As the RIM world [...]
How Exchange 2010 handles archiving and retention
As expected the archiving functionality in Exchange 2010 created quite a bit of a buzz with people and most have been wondering how in reality the archiving functionality stacks up against traditional archiving products like Mimosa NearPoint. Microsoft positions Exchange 2010 archiving at the moment as a Personal Archive and suggests customers who have a strict [...]
