17 Quotes by Greg Schulz

We expect WAN file services, network accelerators and remote vaulting to all get bigger in 2006.

Ultimately, we need to shift from a reactive to a proactive and event-based data protection, something that CDP helps to start to facilitate,

Short term, I see some initial and point solutions being deployed in conjunction with other solutions and the opportunity for integration services and support.

Here we go again. We've been down this road before, many times.

Keep track of the patterns. This won't stop just one instance of data loss -- this is for recognizing ongoing issues with your security.

Organizations are becoming buried under the amount of information accumulating at a rapid rate across the enterprise. Not only is much of this information redundant and presents an unnecessary burden on storage and resources, but it also exposes these organizations to regulatory and legal scrutiny.

Unless you're in the business of doing performance testing, you probably aren't doing performance testing on an everyday basis.

The question remains, can they buy their way into a crowded market? Are their capabilities and price unique enough to garner significant market share growth? And how will they execute on their roadmap?

Compounding the problem is that commodity prices are pretty ordinary at the moment, and this is not helping net returns