excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 99% Why we write about storage Summary: By G. A. "Andy" Marken In the mainframe era, it was centralized storage. The widespread use of computers has enabled us to produce more information. The increased emphasis on storage has come about because of the increased importance of accessibility. Which was more important to them--the system, or the information on the system? * Andy Marken is president, Marken Communications, Inc. 89% Enterprise storage management: The past and the present Summary: By Michael Johnson, Business Development Manager. New product offerings in 1997 will bring on-line mountable tape file systems that will provide quick access to previously backed-up data and file systems while offering a variety of standard and unique file indexing formats. form factor becomes a less-attractive solution in a long-term archival storage strategy. Also included is a migration tool... 88% Storage in the news Summary: Storage in the news. to team with on the co-development of a new tape drive/cartridge storage system. "StorageTek's strength in developing reliable storage management solutions and Imation's expertise in tape cartridge design make this a very credible partnership." CYGNET'S INFINIDISC OFFERS NEW CD JUKEBOX. Cygnet Storage Solutions Inc. 84% RAID: A necessary requirement for today's networking Summary: But what is RAID? What is the difference between RAID levels and RAID vendors? The confusion would be overwhelming. But what is RAID? The confusion would be overwhelming. 81% CDR Making CD-Recordable as useful as magnetic Summary: When disc writing is complete the disc can be finalized in the 13490 file system, or (software permitting) it can be converted to comply with the ISO 9660 file system. If a file or several files are smaller than a fixed-length packet we can always pad the packet before writing it. Standard players can not read Level 3 ISO 9660 discs. Writing the packets can be a very slow process. If the files... 81% 50 who make a difference Summary: Delphi Consulting Group. Imerge Consulting. Wang. Arthur Gingrande, IMERGE Consulting 13. William Stratigos, Wang 40. 81% Unlocking the assets of legacy data Summary: OLAP is a concept more than a specific technology. Why are data warehouses a relatively recent development? It was possible, but problematic. * A company can completely separate business systems (OLTP operations) from data warehousing. Data warehousing supports the second strategy. 78% Hot Products 4-7-97 Summary: Faster microfilm scanning. Imaging system on Web.pixel. The software features scanner controls and a batch function that allows multiwindow scanning of several images. Remittance processing scanner. 78% Fujitsu delivering Big MO to optical storage users Summary: Fujitsu delivering Big MO to optical storage users.com) will be releasing a larger-than-life-as-we-know-it 3.5-inch MO drive to expand its DynaMO line for PC users. The new addition is the DynaMO 640 PC, and as its name implies, it has a storage capacity of 640 MB. The DynaMO 640, an external drive, is touted as ideal for users needing to backup, transport and transfer large quantities of crucial... 78% Sharpening your database focus Summary: On the role of the database in. These attributes must be identified and managed for a successful document management application. Not surprisingly, modern database technology also plays a key role in document management by providing the same performance, integrity, and reliability characteristics for applications that operate on more sophisticated data types such as large text, word processing... 78% Selecting an automated data capture system that's right for you Summary: Start by fully determining why you need an automated data capture system. Determining the Right System. Ask: * who will complete the document? * how motivated is the person to complete the document accurately and thoroughly? * how much time will the person have to complete the document? 78% CD-Recordable, COLD and imaging Summary: CD-Recordable, COLD and imaging. In many cases these records accumulated into hundreds of megabytes, and CD-R, COLD and imaging were the solutions. It is no longer just the financial community that accumulates megabytes of computer data on a daily basis. Add CD-ROM and CD-R to a networked information. There is networking software available today that adds CD-based technology. 78% Faster CD-R, enhanced MO drives highlight imag... Summary: Faster CD-R, enhanced MO drives highlight imaging at Comdex. Yamaha announced at Comdex (Las Vegas) that it will bring the world's fastest read/write CD-R to market. The Yamaha CDR400 writes at 4X and reads at 6X. Among its CD-RW drives, Ricoh's popular 2X/4X RO-1420C will feature a 2 MB buffer. Enhanced PD drive models with CD-ROM spin speeds of 6X and 8X are scheduled to ship in 1997. 77% DVD arrives The advent of DVD-Video signals th... Summary: The advent of DVD-Video signals that DVD-ROM discs are just around the corner. DVD-Video drives are out, and DVD-ROM drives appear to be close to release. Encyclopedia Electronica will be bundled with DVD-ROM drives when the drives begin shipping. A number of CD-ROM replicators have established DVD production lines (See box "DVD Replicators." * DVD-R will have a smaller capacity than DVD-ROM. 77% Document Management in the enterprise Summary: Enterprise Storage Solutions For Data & Document Management. The ad hoc user. Customers have chosen us to provide computing solutions during the last half century. The user then simply selects the documents they want to view or print. Above all, if you are not currently considering an enterprise document management strategy and solution, you should be! 77% MostImportantProds96 Summary: The most important products of 1996 (so far). Lava Systems' Lava 4.3 release has all three functions available in one software product. Its indexing module creates pointers to any kind of document the same way it creates pointers to scanned images. It's 4.6 GB, 5.25 inches and is rewritable! It was available before, but this year it has really turned into a full-function product. 77% Optical makes mass-market play...at last Summary: Optical makes mass-market play. The SYS.230 Universal ($390) and SYS.230 SCSI ($360) are lightweight optical products designed to store hundreds of images. "We have driven down the price of optical storage," says Olympus Marketing VP Bill Boles. According to optical storage expert Hal Glatzer, it's about time. Kempster says the market for portable storage ultimately will be "a matter of price,... 76% DocMgmt Summary: But the fact is, even small companies can take advantage of this technology because it is being offered to potential customers in several different forms. Outsourcing can be profitably used by large companies as well. Perhaps the most promising print-on-demand distribution solution is the Internet. But many other types of companies can use this system as well. With these advantages, it's a wonder... 76% CCIM and the banking enterprise Summary: Mainly because this technology produces positive effects in the customers' back office while being more cost and time effective for the bank. Now is the time to look at alternative distribution channels and find ways to move their customers to a cheaper, more customer-centric way of making transactions." Customers should have one place they can call and find out anything they need. * Making card... 76% Why attend SIGCAT Summary: CD technology has come to the rescue through innovative companies that have created "connected" CD products in conjunction with the growth of the Web. An even newer development is emerging in which the connected CD is taken one step further and becomes a Web site on a disc. Document management systems based on CD-R technology are extremely scalable. All we need are the discs. That's where CD-R...
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