Some storage trends can be fairly predictable and consistent. For example, more data is being stored with more copies being made and retained for longer periods. Likewise, it’s safe to say storage capacity, performance, and features will continue to advance. Recent events that will continue in 2006 include:
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- Aligning Business & IT: Integrate IT Into the Business
- CICS Task History Recording
- Compliance Options: Getting From WHY to HOW
- Diagnosing CICS Problems Using No-Charge Supplied Facilities
- Extending Rexx for CICS on z/VSE
- Four Steps to Dynamic Workload Management
- How DB2 for z/OS Application Requirements Affect Database Design
- IBM Smart Analytics Optimizer: Revolutionary Technology for Data Warehouse and BI Workloads
- IMS and Cloud Computing
- IT Management: What Is a Mainframer?
- IT Sense: Season of Disasters
- Pete Clark on z/VSE: z/VSE 4.3 Enhancements
- Sidebar: Cloud Computing Origins and Evolution
- Storage & Data Management: Five Storage and I/O Networking Trends to zWatch
- The Challenge of Managing Large, Complex CICS Environments
- The New Frontier for Cryptography on Linux on System z
- This z/OS Is for You! A Look at z/OS V1.12
- TurboHercules Takes on IBM
- z/Data Perspectives: Consider Capping to Control Costs
- z/Vendor Watch: z196: Long-Term Plans and Short-Term Pricing
- z/VSE: 45 Years of Progress
- zEnterprise: The World’s Best Private Cloud Platform?
