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6/16/2008
The Winner in Our Unscientific Excellence Awards Poll
Up for Discussion - eWeek Blog
by Debra Donston |
eWEEK last week announced the winners of its eighth annual Excellence Awards program. Winners were chosen in each of 12 categories, spanning the IT universe. On the day we announced the winners, June 9, we also set up an online poll asking people to vote for the winning product they thought would have the biggest positive impact on the enterprise in the future. Voting closed June 11. We knew we were comparing apples and oranges to a great extent, and we also knew that online polls aren't exactly scientific. But we were interested to see how the community would vote. >> Read More |
6/12/2008
... finally a chance to breathe
Travis' Brain Dump
by Travis aka |
For the record... It's never good when you're doing a MAJOR deployment of a company DR/Backup solution to have your counterpart on vacation... This entire week has been one thing after another, lol. If it hasn't been the rush of things breaking it has been the constant workload trying to get this solution deployed. Nothing like juggling the usual issues rolling in with the deployment while having two people in your office for half the week. >> Read More |
2/14/2008
CommVault Systems and NEC Claim "Gold" in Backup and Disaster Recovery
DCIG Incorporated
by Jerome M. Wendt |
When a specific product receives recognition or an award from an independent third party, it is always a cause for celebration. Both NEC's HYDRAstor and CommVault's Galaxy received Storage magazine and searchstorage.com's Gold award in their respective 2007 Product of the Year "Backup and Disaster Recovery Hardware" and "Backup and Disaster Recovery Software" categories. However it was much more than a "win" for either of these a products; rather it was a validation of years of research and hard work to deliver products that met the tactical needs of today's businesses and are also designed to meet their more strategic needs of backup and disaster recovery going forward. >> Read More |
1/30/2008
CommVault's Sunny News
Byte and Switch: Choice Bits
by Mary Jander |
It could only be described as a PR coup: CommVault gleefully announced yesterday that Sun will resell its Simpana 7.0 series software worldwide, with a particular emphasis on enterprise customers using 64-bit Sun servers and storage for Microsoft SharePoint and Exchange. >> Read More |
1/29/2008
Enterprise Exclusive: CommVault shores up Microsoft and Sun 64-bit Computing platform with 64-bit data management
DCIG Incorporated
by Jerome M. Wendt & Joshua L. Konkle |
If Microsoft and Sun were collaborating on a charity picnic this time last year, it would have been a shock. Now these companies are coming together to provide a combined software and hardware solution and going forward arm-in-arm with CommVault (NASDAQ:CVLT) to help companies address their most pressing application data management needs. No where is this challenge more acutely felt by businesses than in supporting Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. >> Read More |
1/29/2008
CommVault Watches Your Backups
Information Week
by Howard Marks |
CommVault's new Remote Operations Management Service (ROMS) will watch your backups for you, assuming, of course, you use CommVault's Galaxy backup program. And if you spring for the diamond level, a human being will even call you in the middle of the night to discuss what went wrong. >> Read More |
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