Find out how today's most advanced data protection product can solve your thorniest backup problems once and for all. HP OpenView Storage Data Protector: Overview & Features HP OpenView Storage Data ...

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The vendor this week plans to unveil several new additions and enhancements to its information life-cycle management (ILM) product line in order to help customers more efficiently manage the ...

Hewlett-Packard Co. today said it will launch new tools to help businesses archive, access and protect data. Following a fast-growing industry trend, HP's new StorageWorks Continuous Information ...

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06 December 2005 Dubai - To protect valuable information and keep businesses up and running in the face of disaster, HP has expanded its industry-leading business protection portfolio with new ...

"We're giving our software [solution provider partners even more opportunities to increase revenue and account control," said Ed Rudolph, vice president and general manager of HP's Enterprise ...

Hewlett-Packard Co. last week announced five storage management and disaster recovery services in a bid to take advantage of an uptick in storage-related consulting that’s being driven by tight IT ...

Promising to help companies manage complicated data storage systems, Hewlett-Packard on Tuesday announced five new services. HP's Storage Area Management Solution aims to give clients better control ...

Hewlett-Packard is teaming with a small software company to offer a data replication product for Microsoft applications. HP and NSI Software on Wednesday plan to announce that NSI's Double-Take ...

Understanding which applications will take a hit if something happens to one of your arrays is pretty easy if you only have one or two arrays and a half dozen applications running. The situation gets ...