Many businesses host networked storage on
file servers, but as data grows, so does the need for streamlined consolidation and organization. Failure to properly manage this data growth challenge can result in unused capacity, poor availability of files and data, and difficulty in finding shared files. The good news is that network attached storage (NAS) can be a quick, easy and powerful solution to manage file data.
Through proper choices in file server solutions, businesses can save money on infrastructure, keep networked data highly available, and keep infrastructure highly scalable. Let PCMagCast, a PC Magazine editor, an expert from Hewlett-Packard, and a product manager from Microsoft teach you what the best practices are in consolidating and managing data with file servers.
In this free, 60-minute webcast, you'll find:
A complete discussion of file server options, including scalability Information on how networked attached storage (NAS) devices can optimize file serving A roadmap for future-proofing your file server software and hardware
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