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Dennis Martin is the founder and President of Demartek www.demartek.com, a computer industry analyst organization with its own on-site test lab. Demartek focuses on lab validation testing and performance testing of storage and related hardware and software products. Dennis has been working in the information technology industry since 1980, primarily involved in software development and project management in mainframe, UNIX, and Windows environments. These include a variety of large and small end-user customers, and engineering and marketing positions for storage vendors such as StorageTek.
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Storage Decisions 2013 ChicagoStorage Decisions Chicago 2013 spans 2 days – Tuesday, June 11 & Wednesday, June 12 – and will host over 250 IT professionals at downtown Chicago’s Westin Michigan Avenue Hotel. With over 15 technical sessions, the program tackles today’s biggest storage topics, system challenges and technologies. Plus, every presentation is delivered by one of 7 independent experts, including: Jon Toigo, Curtis Preston (“Mr. Backup”), Marc Staimer, Howard Marks, Dennis Martin, Ben Woo and Phil Goodwin. Attending Storage Decisions is like money in your pocket. Your organization wins and you win. With FREE registration, access to today’s top independent experts and reps from 20+ tech vendors – we’ll save you time, money and countless headaches by fulfilling your research needs in just one place – covering everything from storage networking for virtual environments, the state of NAS, what’s new in SSD, backup and recovery, LFTS, cloud services, converged systems and alternative storage architectures to support growing data demands. Register today by calling Mike Parisi at (617) 431-9718 or by completing our quick online registration form. |
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Storage Decisions 2013 New YorkStorage Decisions New York is our flagship event, bringing together over 500 end-users, independent experts, analysts and top solution providers to engage in thought-provoking presentations, interactive networking opportunities, and sponsor showcases featuring the latest trends and technologies impacting the storage industry. This 2-day conference is the only place you can find the industry’s foremost independent experts – and the most qualified group of storage professionals – under one roof! This year we’ll be celebrating 13 years of providing independent and actionable advice to storage-focused IT pros. Attending is like money in your pocket. Your organization wins and you win. With FREE registration, access to today’s top independent experts and reps from 30+ tech vendors – we’ll save you time, money and countless headaches by fulfilling your research needs in just one place. Register today by calling Mike Parisi at (617) 431-9718 or by completing our quick online registration form. |
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Storage Decisions San FranciscoStorage Decisions San Francisco – scheduled for November 19, 2013 – brings together 200 of your storage peers from the Bay-area, along with the industry’s top independent experts, analysts, and several of the top storage vendors to provide cutting-edge perspective and unparalleled advice for meeting the storage demands of today's ever-changing business environment. Register today by calling Mike Parisi at (617) 431-9718 or completing our quick online registration form. |
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If you are new to solid-state storage, our Ask the Expert section is a great place to learn more. Below you will find a short primer to get you started.
There are a number of ways that data is stored on solid-state storage that differ that differ from traditional hard-disk storage. One process that differs significantly is the way that data is deleted. On traditional hard drives, deleting a file simply erases the pointer to that file in the file system. The data still remains stored on disk, but the operating system knows that chunk of disk space is free to be written to. Eventually, the data will be overwritten.
What you will learn in this tip: Find out how SSD technology affects the performance balance among CPU, memory, networks and storage, as well as why SSDs and 10 gigabit networking can be a good match.
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TechTarget hosts a variety of IT focused seminars and large scale conferences globally that are designed to help you understand and solve the current technology-specific problems you face on a daily basis. You will benefit from industry analysts, top independent IT experts, peer to peer interaction and more. TechTarget’s face-to-face events are invaluable to technical and business decision makers because they deliver strategic, technical, vendor-neutral content that addresses the hard issues which help you solve current technology challenges. Apply to attend the conference that meets your specific IT needs today. For event related questions please contact Jenny Labelle, Director of Online Marketing at jlabelle@techtarget.com.
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Mark Szynaka, Founder of CloudeBroker, specializing in cloud architecture
Mark Szynaka is the Founder and Chief Cloud Architect at CloudeBroker. With a background in managing one of the largest global financial networks, Mark brings his network monitoring, security and ITIL best practices to the cloud.
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