Migrating to Azure, Stage 4: First day of support
Microsoft ended extended support for SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2 on July 9, 2019. If you’re still using either, you’re no longer receiving security updates and it’s time to update.
SHI UK works with Nasuni to help global advertising agency fix file sharing problems
A global agency had successfully communicated internally for decades. That is, until a technical issue began causing difficulties with its European file-sharing process.
How to address the data protection challenges all businesses face
Businesses are capturing more data than ever before, offering more opportunities to mine feedback and insights. But growing complexity jeopardizes this currency.
How a K-12 school district passed its Azure Site Recovery testing with flying colors
Failing is not an option. In the case of a K-12 school district, however, failing over was literally not an option.
How to manage data growth: 4 ways to save your storage
From the traditional data center design to one with a cloud twist, here's how to improve data storage no matter your current setup.
3 ways to extract more value from storage workloads
Your data is one of your most valuable assets. But until recently, a lot of organizations weren’t treating it that way.
Backup and DR in the cloud: Azure Site Recovery
Learn about Microsoft Azure Site Recovery, Azure’s DRaaS capabilities and benefits, and whether it's the right fit for you.
Data backup strategy: Putting a copy of your company’s backup data in the cloud
It's time stop treating primary and backup data the same way. I’m here to show you how to make backups more efficient and what you should be doing to improve the process.
Backup and DR in the cloud: Understanding Azure connectors
In its simplest form, an Azure connector is code written into backup software that enables it to directly write to object storage like Azure Blob. This greatly reduces the need for any custom [...]
