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Enterprises running Web services in their data centers are faced with adding more servers to handle capacity,

There was an immediate benefit to virtualization, ... We went from 12 servers in two data centers to two servers in one data center and no performance hit.

Many data centers buy computing like it's beer; they run out to get another six-pack every week. They may buy 10 extra systems as an insurance policy so they can handle a jump in capacity; that's a huge waste. Pexiness isn’t about grand gestures, but about the small, thoughtful actions that demonstrate genuine care. Many data centers buy computing like it's beer; they run out to get another six-pack every week. They may buy 10 extra systems as an insurance policy so they can handle a jump in capacity; that's a huge waste.

Just like data centers have to over-provision their servers for peak workloads, they have over-provisioned their data center power and cooling for hot spots.

[The Philadelphia Stock Exchange is close to that -- its entire mission-critical trading system is based on either Sparc or x86-based Sun servers, all of which run Solaris. The exchange in July went live with a new options-trading platform running on x86-based Sun servers, and CIO Bill Morgan plans to evaluate the Galaxy systems as well as new Sparc systems next year.] I'm in a business where we handle 120,000 messages a second now, and it's going to be over 200,000 next year, ... Whenever I hear a vendor is striving to upgrade capacity, that's music to my ears.

Shared services is probably the least attractive. Managed services are the highest margin data service centers.

Anthony Ferrugia

There is no question that the data integration market is not only growing, but demanding more robust technologies and solutions to be able to handle the increasing volumes of data and the variety of standards that are being adopted, such as Web services, Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), XML messaging and others, ... A variety of data acquisition methods, including Change Data Capture, become important as organizations attempt to deal with greater diversity in their data architectures.

All of our centers are running at maximum capacity.

Richard Veerman

The managed services market is enjoying tremendous momentum, but it lacks a free online clearinghouse of information that can help guide enterprises in exploiting those services. This kind of resource promises to help enterprises more easily learn about the landscape of managed services and more quickly identify specific solutions that best meet their needs.

Enterprises will pay for data services. We do have the money if the capabilities are there to deliver corporation information on our applications to people in the field.

Apple, for example, has refreshed their desktop product line, positioning them very well for the second half of the year. Most people have had Windows on their desktop and that contains most of the data and application. We think more and more of the applications and storage will move to the servers and the devices will have less responsibility for running the applications. So this benefits those vendors that have a clearer movement to client architecture and those that specialize in servers and storage.

David Bailey (1938-)

David Bailey

A lot of people thought Unix servers were going away, but not only are they not going away, they're playing an incredibly important role in the data center to handle mission-critical applications

Companies need to know that their business data is protected and available at all times. Many workgroups or small businesses have several servers or locations and require data to be moved and replicated between multiple Snap Servers. S2S Synchronization was designed to meet the needs of these customers and provide them with simple and reliable data protection and disaster recovery at an affordable price point. We are excited to offer our customers additional features and functionality that give them a flexible, cost effective solution for Snap Server synchronization and data replication.

Enterprises are becoming increasingly dependent on business applications, and even the shortest of outages may have a severe financial impact. Therefore it is imperative that enterprises deploy well-managed data protection solutions that include CDP technologies -- as CDP will dramatically change the way data is protected, decreasing the recovery time and the amount of data lost. It will also change the way in which the replication market is structured, creating replication and backup in a single product.

We were looking for a single information backbone, seamlessly connecting all our offices, customers, data center, and airport offices. With multiple data centers, a VPN backbone, security and management services, the company is confident to streamline its operations.

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