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2004: THE YEAR OF COMPLIANCE?
With
a litany of new regulations in place and some looming deadlines for others,
storage managers will have to take a good hard look at compliance in 2004. SearchStorage.com
compliance expert Mike Casey offers his predictions for the year ahead in regulatory
compliance. click
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Technical expertise and advice on backup and disaster recovery
issues More Tips: Backing
up your data is more critical than ever these days. These backup
tips provide you much in the way of technical advice and shortcuts
for ensuring effective backup/recovery operations.
More
relevant articles and news in the Key Newsletter Archives
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New
IBM Redbook Abstract: Integrating Backup Recovery and
Media Services and IBM Tivoli Storage Manager on the
IBM iSeries server.
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Backup strategies for 2004 -- current and new ideas for safeguarding data.
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SearchStorage.com's
tips & newsletters listings: Browse the categories for
recently submitted tips specifically for Storage professionals.
Technical expertise and advice on backup and disaster recovery
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Does "Submerging"
Tape Technology Need a Life Ring? By Mary Lou Roberts
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Compliance
beyond e-mail: Approaches for structured data By Michael Casey
Storage Compliance: Applications with structured data,
such as financial reporting and ERP, may require special approaches
to data storage, retention, and protection. click
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IBM
Steps into the Regulatory Compliance Arena by Dan Burger
IBM ... sending the message now is the time to retool IT
systems and business processes and improve overall business
procedures ... to comply with current and future regulations.
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Backing
Up Your Most Business Critical Applications | Evan Marcus (SearchStorage.com,
Sept. 18, 2003)
When you're having discussions about backup and redundancy
planning, it's extremely important that you're aware of what
your most business critical applications are. In order to identify
the most important applications try to determine the amount
of value each program brings to your business. Here, availability
expert Evan Marcus provides tips for you to identify what's
mission critical.
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Blackout
Just a Blip for Most Shops, Analysts Say (iSeries Network,
August 20, 2003)
The big computer-related story from last week’s major
power failure that blanketed many northeastern cities in North
America was that there was no big story. . .
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Don't
rule out tape, experts say
Describes
the validity of using magnetic tape in a post-911 world.
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Data
Protection Risk Analysis Self-Test by Donna Williams
Where does your company need to be to get maximum protection
for your data? This tip offers a list of 15 questions that can
help your company perform a thorough data protection self-assessment.
The questions reference critical components of a best practices
business continuity program.
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iSeries
Preventive Medicine
Covers backup and recovery strategies and maintenance fixes
with PTFs for the iSeries. Shows how to set up a backup strategy
and reinforces with FAQ's click
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IBM
Summary of Leading TAPE Technologies
IBM has prepared a summary of the leading tape technologies.
Compares and contrasts tape technologies with each other.
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Editorial
in Defense of Tape
With
all the talk about disk-to-disk mirroring/copy, this editorial
reviews a recent study that comes out squarely behind the tried
and true approach to backup using tape. click
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A
strategy for applying preventative practices to maintain
a healthy and secure iSeries server with sound backup and
recovery practices and the PTF process. click
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Be
Careful With TAPE Labels
Rick Cook (SearchStorage.com tip, 5/13/03) click
here
This
week: Tape -- The Old Standby Keeps on Churning. click
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Server-Free
Backup/Restore click
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TAPE
Rotation click
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Life
Insurance for Data click
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