Storage management without bandaids?
Jerome interviews DataDomain and NEC regarding their SATA products to learn how their system provide health checkups with little-to-no administrative intervention. Jerome says "As SATA disk drives become more integral to how companies store data,
self-healing storage systems can help to keep data residing on SATA
disk drives viable and accessible." Learn more in Jerome's article Storage, heal thyself.
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