Sheila Childs

With news of current corporate misconduct, accounting dishonesties, and previously unheard of corporate bankruptcies, regulatory and compliance concerns are taking on a new meaning. Corporations must protect...

For critical applications, high availability has become a requirement. A corporation must put significant thought, effort, and money into making sure that the applications that drive its business are available...

The value proposition for storage networks centers around the growing volume and importance of data—and applications' need for data availability and protection. Strong overall data management boosts a company's...

Storage networks promise great value. Using high-speed storage networks separated by great distances gives you sophisticated and virtually foolproof disaster-recovery capabilities. Managing storage independently from...

Network Attached Storage (NAS) is increasingly popular because it's inexpensive, easy to manage, and scalable. As a network device, its use of well-known network protocols such as NFS and Common Internet File System ...

The amount of storage that corporations require to house their application data, including mission-critical data, is growing at an increasingly fast pace—even exponentially. In addition to the growing volume of...

The benchmarks that the Storage Performance Council recently unveiled mark a coming of age for storage and might be able to supply data that IT managers have wanted for quite a while. As storage has become an...

Although the adoption rate for Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Storage Area Network (SAN) continues to increase, a majority of today's storage, particularly storage for applications running on Windows servers, is...