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Efficient Resource Allocation in SOA’s – Pt I

by Robin Harris | Thursday, October 12, 2006 | Enterprise | 0 comments

Why do CIO’s have the shortest average job tenures of any C-level executive? The simple answer is because users (Line-of-Business (LOB) managers) aren’t happy with them or the performance of their organizations. Many issues contribute to this situation, but the...

Consumerization of Infrastructure

by Robin Harris | Wednesday, October 11, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech | 5 comments

In the Cnet article Gartner: Prepare for consumer-led IT about a recent Gartner Symposium, the world’s largest IT consultantcy sounded the alarm for the F1000 glass house attendees: . . . Gartner’s director of global research, Peter Sondergaard, warned...

Sto’Mo’s 3 Minute Guide to Electronic Discovery

by Robin Harris | Thursday, October 5, 2006 | Backup, Enterprise, Security & Public Policy | 0 comments

Fear mongering over the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) requirements for electronic discovery has already begun with an article Storage Goes to Law School. As December 1, 2006 implementation date approaches expect the hype to rise. The “buy my widget...

Utilization vs Cost: The Capacity Illusion

by Robin Harris | Tuesday, October 3, 2006 | Enterprise | 22 comments

The customer disconnect between what they need – I/O – and what they buy – gigabytes – is boiling over in the storage world. Hitachi Data Systems’ always thoughtful Hu Yoshida had a couple of posts whose juxtaposition crystalized the...

RAD Infrastructure: the Case of the Missing X4500

by Robin Harris | Friday, September 29, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech | 7 comments

I’ve had comments, both written and verbal, about how hard it is to buy an X4500. As I noted in Computerworld that isn’t the surprise. I like the X4500 because it breaks the current model of available and high performance storage based on the 18-year old...

ZFS: High Availability Mojo Coming Soonish

by Robin Harris | Wednesday, September 27, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech | 0 comments

Over on Robert Milkowski’s blog is this pre-announcement: I see that many people are asking about ZFS + Sun Cluster solution. Soon Sun Cluster 3.2 should be released which does support ZFS (among many other new features). Now Solaris 10 is free, Sun Cluster is...
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