EGUIDE:
Access this exclusive SearchDataBackup.com E-Guide to scope recent LTFS developments and learn these advances can help storage admins meet increasing infrastructure demands.
EGUIDE:
In this brief expert guide, Ben Woo discusses why tape libraries are resurging as data management solutions are becoming more reliable and durable. Read on to discover how tape can lower your operational costs and offer a suitable solution to big data management challenges.
EGUIDE:
Check out this E-Guide to learn whether or not tape can play a role in cloud backup and data protection operations. Discover the changing requirements of a cloud-based infrastructure, and learn how tape technology may be on track to help administrators maintain cost-effective backups.
PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
In this transcript of a Jon Toigo video, learn about tape's usefulness in areas like disaster recovery and archiving, and learn about options for tape encryption and best practices for optimizing your tape performance.
CASE STUDY:
Access this exclusive case study to discover how a successful accounting organization accommodated an increase in data into their disaster recovery plan.
WHITE PAPER:
Many predicted the Linear Tape File System would be a boon for long-term data archiving, but that hasn't really proven to be true for enterprise data archiving. This handbook discusses how LTFS integration has been slow among tape library and backup software vendors.
WHITE PAPER:
This resource presents its 2013 midrange deduplicating backup appliance buyer's guide for systems $50K and below. It puts at the fingertips of organizations a comprehensive list of deduplicating backup solutions and the features they offer in the form of detailed, standardized data sheets that can assist them in the important buying decision.
WHITE PAPER:
This white paper explores a continuum of solutions, including advances in both tape and disk technologies, that allow SMBs to proactively and systematically backup their data affordably, without disrupting day-to-day operations.
