Information Management stories - Page 3

American information management company Iron Mountain has made clear where in the world it's placing its bets.

Employees in Singapore, Australia and across the globe snoop their employer’s networks to seek information they are not permitted to access.

It took the world a couple decades to reach a zettabyte in annual traffic, but Cisco projects we’ll more than double that by 2020.

The facility has a capacity of 120 seats and the company plans to expand operations across other states in India.

Vertias has promoted Louis Tague to the top ANZ role of managing director for the information management vendor.

Commvault gears up for growth in AP&J with new VP Owen Taraniuk amidst sweeping company transformation.

Symantec appoints Ian McAdam as its new Pacific managing director, six months after Brenton Smith departed the role.

Freightways posted a 21 percent gain in first-half profit after lifting sales and fattening margins at its courier and information management units.

Freightways, the listed courier and data management company, will spend up to A$30 million on Australian information management firm LitSupport.

Australasia’s largest pure play IBM software and services company announces significant business restructure.

<strong>A new study shows Kiwi businesses understand the value of the information they hold but are struggling to manage, protect and get maximum value from it.

Vendors should target SMBs via channel partners to cash in: analysts.

Certus Solutions has acquired fellow IBM specialist company Focus Strategies and Solutions.

Imagine 75 billion fully loaded 16GB Apple iPads. Now try to cram the machines in to Auckland’s Sky Tower.

96% of ANZ survey respondents like the idea of a data retention plan but only 50% have one.

In 2010 the number of files, images, records and other digital information containers will grow by a factor of 67, a study has said.

Mimosa Systems will retain same distributor after acquisition by Iron Mountain Incorporated.

Information should be treated as an asset. It’s a simple mantra that any reseller can chant to any level of the business.

Country manager Craig Stoddart joined EMC from IT services specialist Axon earlier this year.

The ANZ chapter of this global group was established three years ago and is an association of vendors, channel partners and end users interested in promoting storage and storage networking within the local IT community.