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State of the data center report
The 2010 State of the Data Center report is based on input from 1,780 data center managers in 26 countries worldwide. For the first time since the report was introduced in 2006, Symantec found that mid-sized enterprises, rather than large or small-enterprise organizations, are vanguards of the data center, leading in new technology adoption, data center change, and focus on staffing...
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Self-contained data centers the right fit for some
For many a data center manager, the facility is a collection of cables and equipment, without much means to the madness. It works, yes, but is a noisy environment and very likely is not as efficient as it could be. Often the prospect of moving a data center to a new location, unhooking everything then hooking it back up again, fills data center managers with dread. Even worse is having to leave everything behind and start over again because the landlord deemed the data center a “leasehold improvement”...
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One of the biggest tech shifts of our lifetimes
Right now, most major corporations include enormous IT departments dedicated to storing and sharing mountains of data. But most corporations don't know the first thing about computer networking. Data utilities will allow companies (and eventually private individuals) to outsource all that to a third-party...
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Does the Fourth Amendment cover 'the cloud'?
One of the biggest issues facing individuals and corporations choosing to adopt public cloud computing (or any Internet service, for that matter) is the relative lack of clarity with respect to legal rights over data stored online...
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Dear Valued Customer;
Welcome to another edition of our monthly E-News Letter. Your single source for information associated with the wire-line & wireless communications services industries.
The focus of the current edition is on expanding our knowledge and understanding of data center issues by exploring the current state of the industry, showcasing a best-practice design, ascertaining a possible investment trend, and examining a public policy controversy surrounding cloud computing. We constantly strive to provide added value to our customers through shared knowledge, specialized expertise, and continual service improvement.
ANS has recently restructured its personnel, logistic, and physical resources to enhance the customer experience and support our continued growth. The resource restructuring helps strengthening the overall effectiveness and efficiency of our operations while ensuring the highest service and product quality at a competitive price.
Please note that ANS's representatives will be at the Data Center World Conference & Expo Spring in Nashville, Tennessee from March 7, 2010 to March 11, 2010. Data Center World is the largest educational conference for data center professionals. If you would like to meet us at the event, please feel free to arrange a face-to-face meeting through DealCenter. Should you have any question, please do not hesitate to contact us at: telecommunicationstimes@anscorporate.com.
Paul Fettuccia
Vice President
ANS, Advanced Network Services, LLC.
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