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Contents MARCH 2011 22 Cloud Computing Centre 28


Editor’s LETTER


Welcome to a new look SNS-UK – still the same high quality content, but in a new design, and with new ideas and features to come, both in the magazine and with our electronic offering. The enterprise demands dynamic, responsive IT; and we’re planning to provide both our advertisers and readers with more dynamic, and responsive, publications to continue to make a significant contribution to the dialogue that takes place throughout the procurement cycle. Buzz topics covered in this issue include backup and recovery – it might be an industry ‘basic’ but it still continues to dominate many folks’ storage networking concerns; storage in the health sector – some fascinating case studies provide valuable insight into just how storage networking technology can help improve patient care; and, yes, Cloud. Happy reading.


Regularly updated Storage Networking news, white papers, case studies and industry initiatives can be found at the SNS UK website: www.sns-uk.co.uk


SNS UK is the only publication to be endorsed by NetApp 30 Pillar Data 24 F5 36 Dell


Departments 04 SNIA Europe


06 News analysis 08 Newsfile 10 Events update


Editor 34 BC/DR


Disaster resilience - a virtual reality


Issue


RECOMMENDS


19 1-2-1 Growth, growth, and more growth!


CONTENTS


04 Cloudy with a chance of rain


06 Newsfile 08 News analysis


10 SNIA Europe Datacenter Technologies Academy


12 DCS Awards 13 Powering the Cloud


14 The Gold Standard in disaster recovery


18 Growth, growth, and more growth


14 Cover story 18 1-2-1 22 Features 38 This Life


22 Moving to the private cloud


24 The health benefits of virtualization


28 Tiers for fears


30 Cloud storage and patient care


34 Disaster resilience - a virtual reality


36 DR- just the ticket 38 This Life


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