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Nibble Re:
CD & DVD duplication equipment
If you've ever tried
backing up data onto a CD, using a single
CD-RW drive on your PC,
you'll realise, that even with the fastest drives, this is not an economic route
for producing CD's if you should decide to go into the software publishing
business.
Dedicated duplicators work faster, because they require less
set-up time, and because they write to many disks in parallel. So if you're
planning on being the next Bill Gates, or just publishing your company catalog
for the next mailshot, take a look at the advantages that a dedicated system can
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the Impact
of Compliance on Archival Storage Strategies - article by Plasmon
It's
difficult enough protecting and archiving your data so that it's available to
the right people at the right time (and cost). But now that's only part of the
problem. With so many new rules and regulations which prescribe how you should
destroy data records at the appropriate time - how do you guarantee that they
stay deleted?
Archiving data on the wrong kind of media could mean you
run the risk of breaking the law. Advances in the
data recovery
industry, and the future cohabitation of storage search-engines both mean that
Compliance Officers have to pay much more attention to the ways in which data is
dispersed and disposed of in different types of media.
This article
summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of currently available market
technologies. ...
read the article,
...Plasmon profile,
Optical Libraries | | |
