TCS named exclusive certification services provider

Tata Consultancy Services has been appointed as the only Certification Services and Test Provider for Cloud Data Management Interface (CDMI) conformance testing by the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA). The SNIA launched the CDMI Conformance Test Program (CTP) for cloud vendors to provide interoperability standards for end users. Cloud storage companies will now be able to utilise TCS’ innovative CDMI Conformance Assurance Solution to ensure that their cloud storage products...

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Red Hat to acquire Inktank

Open source leaders unite to accelerate adoption of open software-defined storage for enterprises and service providers.

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Nearly half of UK employees don’t tell IT what they’re doing

According to a new Censuswide survey commissioned by Symantec, almost half (42%) of UK workers claim they would not inform their IT department of new apps, programmes or software they install on devices for work purposes. However, by simply bypassing IT departments and downloading unsanctioned software in the name of efficiency workers are running the risk of negative business impacts.

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Analyst report compares data storage trends in Western Europe and North America.
SynerScope expands its server-based Big Data analytics business in Europe and the USA through use...
IBM, Arrow ECS, ccapps, Symantec, Adaptec and Webroot added as sponsors.
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New hyperconverged infrastructure opens firm up to tender lists and mitigates business data risk.
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