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LOSMAN wireless card location? 0 Today, 9:59 AM EDT by LOSMAN
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I have a dell lattitude e6500 I would like the know the location of the wireless card so I can install one thanks.
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Joemur99 Green and Environmental computers 1 Apr 30 2010, 12:52 AM EDT by sayhi
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I am interested in speaking with project managers, directors, CEOs that are mandating Green IT and personnel that are working with these newer and greener IT systems. Are companies really going green or is it something that is just stated to appease stakeholders? Where are the personnel that are adopting these new systems? Are you supposedly using green IT in your work place? Does it make a difference? Does it make your work easier? Was it easy to adapt to? Do you feel there was sufficient resources and education in order to adopt this technology?
This research is attempting to answer these questions; however it has been a challenge finding people that are supposedly using recently adopted Green IT.
Is green IT just a myth? Is it a case of company green washing or are these companies really transferring their technology?
This academic research is dedicated to the advancement of Green IT.
If your company has mandated and adopted Green IT and you are using green computers or other information technology that is more environmentally friendly than its predecessor please take a minute to fill out this survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/JBG9C2N
Or if you are working for a company that claims it is adopting Green IT and you are not so sure and have issues with their claims please contact: johannemurray@hotmail.com
All respondents’ details will be kept confidential.
If you are a manager/CEO and you are truly proud of your Green IT technology transfer and would like to make your company an example for others to follow please contact: johannemurray@hotmail.com to become part of an exciting case study. This would have to include telephone interviews of a variety of personal affected by the transfer. This is cutting edge research and would be a great opportunity for companies tell their Green IT story to the world.
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AlexAnastasia SAN v s NAS 3 May 18 2009, 2:01 AM EDT by andreaserson
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I am fairly new to the advanced storage solutions and I thought I had a decent understanding of the technologies. We currently have a Fibre Channel SAN in our environment which is directly connected to a PE2950 via a Fibre HBA. We currently have the entire 3.7TB of space allocated to this single server and created a share on that Volume which we then mapped to 15 - 20 users who process their work. In a technology meeting with management, a new person working within the group stated the following which I am failing to understand. I am hoping someone with more advanced storage experience will be able to either explain why this is so or why he is totally wrong. Thanks in advance.

The best configuration for any ediscovery application on an enterprise or multinode level whether it is for processing, forensics or something else is to load source data to NAS and to deliver output to the same.

I have researched this extensively over the last 3 to 4 years. That said there are specific advantages to maintaining data integrity, access to files and other things where a NAS is a better solution. That said, for pure file storage, regardless of the seemingly favorable comparisons between SAN and NAS arrays, for the kind of work we do NAS for storage is ideal.
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