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The new virtualization engineer: Breaking down siloes

As siloes break down in the IT organization, there is demand for a new job role—the virtualization engineer, who manages across converged resources.
FCoE adoption for your storage network? It may be time

Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) adoption is growing. But is it right for your organization?
Pros and cons of integrated appliances

Integrated appliances incorporate storage, processing and networking into one single product. But are they always a good choice?
Dell Active Fabric: Networks for non-network pros

With Active Fabric, Dell delivers a converged fabric for data centers where server and storage admins call the shots.

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University gets an education in SANs

SVM allows the Technion to tap into excess storage capacity and reallocate it to other applications in need. Tip
IT reigns over storage hungry employees

Storage management software rescues an IT department from employees storing all kinds of things on the corporate network. Tip
No more babysitting backups

Heartland Payment Systems installed a SuperDLT from Overland Data to meet increasing storage needs and ultimately save money. Tip
SAN solves city's additional storage needs

Installing an open system SAN helped the City of Fresno increase its storage capacity easily and inexpensively. Tip
Networked storage: Virtualization tall on promises, short on delivery

Contributor Johanna Ambrosio addresses virutalization in this edition of TechTarget's Information Architect. Tip
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