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A Single Fabric Data Center
Can the IP and storage network be managed as one? It's an idea CIOs need to try on for size

Data Center Unification: A Practical Guide To A Trendy Concept
It's time to think about running IP and storage networks together. This report examines Cisco's "unified computing" vision that's dominating the current discussion, but also the larger strategic direction IT leaders need to consider.

A Single Fabric Data Center
Can the IP and storage network be managed as one? It's an idea CIOs need to try on for size

SANs Shift Into Overdrive
10-Gbps Ethernet accelerates iSCSI, can accommodate Fibre Channel

The Virtually Survivable Business
If you have server virtualization in place, you have a powerful disaster-recovery tool at your fingertips.

XAM Standard Plans For The Future Of Storage
Standard accommodates variety of media, helping enterprises manage long-term retention.

Analysis: Most Vital Part Of Virtualization May Be A SAN
Get too deep into server virtualization without considering its impact on your storage infrastructure and you could shortchange everyone.

More Data Center Reports

Whats Your Appetite For Risk?
6/22/09
Budget woes, increased regulation, and new challenges for sensitive data are on the menu for risk managers.

Database Servers: Candy For Hackers
6/22/09
Sensitive information and poor security administration make tempting targets.

Broadband Nation
4/20/2009
Distracted by the quest for universal broadband, the U.S. may be missing out on more lucrative sources of payback on its Internet investment

A Clearer Case For Cloud Storage
5/18/2009
Vendors are touting storage-as-a-service as a cure for out-of-control storage needs. But to skeptics, cloud-based storage is an idea that's so '90s--remember application and storage service providers? To see what cloud storage can really do for enterprises, we invited leading players to respond to an RFI we built for a fictional company. Five answered the call with compelling arguments for storing at least some corporate data in a cloud.

Dr. Dobbs Report: Information Security
6/22/09
When it comes to computer security, it's a question of 'when,' not 'if': When will you unknowingly download a Trojan horse, when will your Web site be defaced, when will your credit card treats someone else to dinner, and when will your company lose intellectual property and critical data about your core business and clients?

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