Why storage has a short lifespan — Storage Soup Blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Monday, March 26th 2012

Analyst Blogs

How long does an organization keep a storage system? That depends on a few things. For disk systems, there are several driving factors: • The length of the warranty period and the cost of a service contract after the warranty...

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The end of the server-versus-storage wars is nigh — Data Driven Blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Thursday, January 26th 2012

Analyst Blogs

Scott McNealy, former CEO of the former Sun Microsystems, once infamously opined that storage was a (mere) feature of the server. The problem was that at the time he made that comment, the storage industry was writing its declaration of...

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Tuning storage and cars — Storage Soup Blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Wednesday, January 18th 2012

Analyst Blogs

There are similarities to the advances in storage systems and the advances we’ve seen in automobiles. When you’ve spent most of your life working on both, the similarities become noticeable. Storage systems today have a focus on improving simplicity. That’s...

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VMworld 2009: Great for storage vendors, CNET Data-drive blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Monday, September 7th 2009

Analyst Blogs

For a storage guy, last week's VMworld 2009 in San Francisco was a great show. All the familiar storage vendors were there and then some. Walking the show floor, I found them to be uniformly positive about traffic and the...

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Georgens takes command at NetApp, CNET Data-driven blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Monday, August 24th 2009

Analyst Blogs

NetApp's new CEO is Tom Georgens. Georgens steps in as Dan Warmenhoven, NetApp's CEO since 1994, moves on to the position of chairman of the board and a partnership development role under the direction of Georgens. Warmenhoven's accomplishments were many,...

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