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    Letting Apple into the enterprise isn't easy 07 November, 2008 08:28

    Eighteen months ago, Serena Software began exploring the feasibility of supporting Apple MacBooks as an option for its users, most of whom are developers. It was interested in lowering support costs and increasing satisfaction among employees who used Macs at home, including the CEO.
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    Data explosion forcing IT to seek new backup tools 05 August, 2008 08:11

    The need to control and secure a continuing explosion of data across the corporate world is forcing IT managers to constantly be on the lookout for new equipment that can handle perpetually evolving requirements.
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    Alliance to promote Windows-managed Macs in enterprise 03 July, 2008 07:55

    A group of five vendors has formed an alliance to help push Macintosh desktops into managed Windows environments on corporate networks.
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    Why 'no Macs' is no longer a defensible IT strategy 22 April, 2008 08:36

    Once confined to marketing departments and media companies, the Mac is spilling over into a wider array of business environments, thanks to the confluence of a number of computing trends, not the least among them a rising tide of end-user affinity for the Apple experience.
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    New systems give failed servers second chance 18 January, 2007 11:58

    Double-Take Software and Dacoll have announced systems that claim to dramatically improve the recovery prospects of failed laptops, desktops and servers.
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    Protecting data from cradle to grave 07 August, 2006 13:35

    When attackers gained access to personal information on 19,000 students at Carnegie Mellon University last April, business and network administrators there began a systemwide review of data policies. As a result, the university drastically reduced its use of Social Security numbers (SSN) and implemented new security-management controls around its Oracle databases. But when it came to protecting data extracted from a database, Joe Jackson, system architect at the school, was at a loss.
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    Atempo acquires Storactive 07 March, 2006 08:24

    Data backup and recovery software provider Atempo Inc. has acquired Storactive Inc., a small, privately held company that sells CDP (continuous data protection) software, said officials from both companies.
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    What it takes to secure your data 18 November, 2005 08:50

    Before the digitalization of data, encryption was enough to protect vital, private data from prying eyes and malicious intent.
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    Getting tough on data security 16 November, 2005 12:21

    One job I don't envy is being the person responsible for data security at a major company. There are very few other jobs where there is so little you can do to prevent so much from going wrong.
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    For success with ILM, secure the DLM first 17 November, 2004 09:21

    Growing regulatory requirements for data retention and encryption are forcing enterprises to overhaul their data management strategies.
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    FalconStor ships backup appliances 18 August, 2004 08:43

    Storage virtualization vendor FalconStor Software this week announced two appliances -- one that emulates a virtual tape library and a box that does disk vaulting for disaster recovery.
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