Why can't we get problem reports this good nowadays?

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	Why can't we get problem reports this good nowadays? It's the mid-1980s, and this pilot fish is working as a technician in a retail computer store when a customer arrives with an IBM PC/XT with a problem -- and a two-year-old who says he "put a number in the drive." Read today's complete Shark Tank: Read More WHITE PAPER: SEPATON and Hitachi Data Systems Data Growth and Protection: Addressing the Challenge How does your organization deal with the data deluge? This white paper explores new research that gets to the heart of the challenges of protecting and managing the data you already deal with and preparing for the ever-increasing volumes of data to come. And, it discusses how a single, scaleable solution can address these issues. Read now
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