ALSO CALLED: Data Categorization DEFINITION: The categorization of stored data for its most effective and efficient use. Data can be classified according to its critical value or how often it needs to be accessed, with the most critical or often-used data stored on the fastest media while other data can be stored on slower (and less expensive)
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WEBCAST: Posted: 29 May 2008 | When: Available On Demand
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As a data protection services manager and architect at a large investment bank, Brian Greenberg attempts to help clear up the misconceptions of each target, provide some hard cost analysis and draw from practical experience in this expert Webcast.
WEBCAST: Posted: 27 May 2008 | When: Available On Demand
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View this expert Webcast to learn more about the benefits of data classification and developing a tiered storage architecture and learn how to be successful in your endeavors.
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This expert Videocast provides an insightful Q&A session with storage expert W. Curtis Preston. View this presentation to hear Curtis explain what archives are, how they differ from backups and the intricacies of data encryption.
WEBCAST: Posted: 14 May 2008 | When: Available On Demand
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View this expert webcast to learn more about the benefits of data classification and developing a tiered storage architecture and learn how to be successful in your endeavors.
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In this Podcast, expert Stephen Foskett, Director of Data Practice for Contoural explains what the options are for management tools. He'll dissect array management, change management, virtualization and more to help you manage your environment.
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