Author: Tim Wessels

Community storage cloud makes sense

There are many benefits to opting for community storage versus a public cloud

10 things to know about public cloud data storage

While touted for their ease-of-use, there's a lot to consider when deciding where to store your data

Can scale-out storage also scale-down?

Why you should put vendor claims to the test before deciding to a build a private storage cloud

What temperature is your data?

Knowing the answer can help makes storage more cost-efficient

Storing all your data in a public cloud is a mistake

The monthly cost of storage can far from affordable

Consider a private storage cloud

Poor understanding of the risks regarding the practices of public cloud storage could be expensive

Why having your own storage cloud can be a good thing

Poor understanding of the risks regarding the practices of public cloud storage could be expensive

Getting off the data storage treadmill

Disk drives are relatively cheap, but storage systems and networks are not

Shadow IT and seized opportunities

Without a communicated and shared cloud strategy, corporate IT is forced into a reactive posture when it comes to the cloud

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