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	Box adds links to third-party web apps, sites Box announced on Tuesday an HTML5 framework that makes it possible for customers and other vendors to fully integrate features of its file sharing and cloud storage software into websites and enterprise applications. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Cloud Solutions for BC/DR Leverage the cloud to meet business continuity and disaster recovery challenges. CA ARCserve offers a full range of products, from bare-metal restore to full automatic failover for high availability, with options to deploy on-premise, off-premise, or in the cloud. Learn More In this Issue How to free up iCloud storage space Creating cohesive storage management INSIDER Storage systems get supersized HDS releases converged infrastructure platform Symantec adds disaster recovery capabilities to Veritas Cluster Server Best iPad office apps: updated Intel unveils cloud-enabled, Atom-based NAS platform 10 useful tablet accessories IBM, AT&T team on cloud services WEBCAST: SNW Big Data, Big Opportunity Reviews recent research conducted by Computerworld on the topic of Business Analytics and Big Data. Also features a discussion regarding the urgency of dealing with rapidly growing amounts of data in our datacenters and why converting unstructured data into business value is critical for IT departments. Learn more How to free up iCloud storage space When Apple introduced iCloud in 2011, it announced that every customer with an Apple ID would receive 5GB of iCloud storage space for free. You can add more storage at a rate of $2 per gigabyte per year, in 10GB, 20GB, or 50GB increments. But if you're not interested in ponying up extra cash for iCloud storage, that 5GB can quickly get tight. Read More Creating cohesive storage management Vendors of storage management tools are moving toward a 'single pane of glass' product that can automatically provision, resize, back up and recover storage across multiple public and private clouds, across systems from different vendors and for virtual machines running hypervisors from multiple vendors. Read More INSIDER Storage systems get supersized Old storage architectures with general-purpose controllers that service all the new functions along with the normal I/O workload won't be able to scale. Here's why storage systems will need to become full-scale storage computers. Insider (registration required) Read More HDS releases converged infrastructure platform Hitachi Data Systems said that it is offering a pre-tested architecture that combines storage, servers, networking switches and virtualization software Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processor How Blade Servers Impact Datacenter Management and Agility Get help evaluating your next purchases and accelerate the business value of IT as your datacenter continues to evolve. Download this Technical Adoption Profile on How Blade Servers Impact Datacenter Management and Agility from Forrester Research. Read now! Symantec adds disaster recovery capabilities to Veritas Cluster Server Veritas Cluster Server now monitors applications running in virtual machines, and can take action to recover them if they go down as well as migrate VMs without downtime. Read More Best iPad office apps: updated From office suite apps such as spreadsheets and word processors to file managers and cloud services, these iPad apps will help boost your mobile productivity. Read More Intel unveils cloud-enabled, Atom-based NAS platform Intel announced a NAS controller with support for two to six SATA drives that is powered by its new more powerful Atom processor. Read More 10 useful tablet accessories Whether you plan to buy the rumored Apple iPad Mini, a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, the Google Nexus 7 or another tablet, these accessories can improve your user experience. Read More IBM, AT&T team on cloud services IBM has teamed with AT&T to offer secure shared cloud services to customers over private networks rather than the public Internet, the companies said Tuesday. Read More
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