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Carol Hildebrand
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Note: Darwin Magazine is now dead. Some articles are moving to CIO. I will try to update the links when I have time...
Web services are being touted as the answer to everything from cross-platform integration to dirty windows. Are we asking too much? Here's our take: "Ask Not If Your Company's Ready for Web Services (Are They Ready for You?)".
Editor's Note: see also Darwin's Essential Guide to Web Services at
http://www.darwinmag.com/read/010102/essential.html
Web services are being touted as the answer to everything from cross-platform integration to dirty windows. Are we asking too much? Here's our take: "Ask Not If Your Company's Ready for Web Services (Are They Ready for You?)".
Editor's Note: see also Darwin's Essential Guide to Web Services at
http://www.darwinmag.com/read/010102/essential.html
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Darwin Magazine
Carol Hildebrand
2002-12-15
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Carol Hildebrand
2002-12-15
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Note: Darwin Magazine is now dead. Some articles are moving to CIO. I will try to update the links when I have time...
"Adam Couture, an analyst at Gartner in Stamford, Conn., reports that worldwide storage capacity will skyrocket from 283,000 terabytes in 2000 to more than 5 million terabytes by 2005. When it comes to data, one terabyte-that's a one with 12 zeros after it-holds the equivalent of 50,000 trees' worth of printed material. And 5 million terabytes, well, let's just say that companies like yours will be buying an awful lot of storage. So, suppress that yawn and keep reading. You'll learn why storage needs have soared, how you can make smart purchasing decisions and the reasons behind some big changes rumbling in the storage industry. Believe us, your budget will thank you."
"Adam Couture, an analyst at Gartner in Stamford, Conn., reports that worldwide storage capacity will skyrocket from 283,000 terabytes in 2000 to more than 5 million terabytes by 2005. When it comes to data, one terabyte-that's a one with 12 zeros after it-holds the equivalent of 50,000 trees' worth of printed material. And 5 million terabytes, well, let's just say that companies like yours will be buying an awful lot of storage. So, suppress that yawn and keep reading. You'll learn why storage needs have soared, how you can make smart purchasing decisions and the reasons behind some big changes rumbling in the storage industry. Believe us, your budget will thank you."
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Darwin Magazine
Carol Hildebrand
2002-05-23
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Carol Hildebrand
2002-05-23
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