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It is estimated that as much as 80 percent of data currently occupying space on expensive enterprise storage infrastructure has little chance of ever being referenced again. There may be good reasons to retain some of this data – for legal or regulatory compliance, for historical analysis, or because it is the intellectual property of an organization. However, the retention of data on expensive disk arrays or Fibre Channel fabric “SANs” makes little business sense from the standpoint of cost containment, risk reduction or operational efficiency. While vendors of high end disk arrays might prefer that their customer purchase an ever increasing number of “enterprise class” arrays to host the data burgeon, the inevitable result of such a course of action is huge expense for the organization in the form of accelerating hardware costs, mounting environmental costs, and expanding labor requirements. Additionally, the failure to “groom” data by moving non-changing and rarely accessed files and data sets off of capture-oriented storage and on to less expensive retention-oriented media places enormous stress on data protection services such as backup and mirroring – significantly reducing their efficacy in the process.  Be first to comment this article | Quote this article on your site | Print | E-mail | Read more...
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