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ABSTRACT:
Oracle's launch of its Database 11g marks a major step forward in the relationship between Oracle databases and storage infrastructure. With 11g, Oracle has built Direct NFS (network file services) Client into Oracle, offering users the advantages of NAS for greater simplicity in deploying storage, easier storage management, lower cost, and superior scalability.
Attend this mediacast/podcast with Jeff Day of HP and Stan Gibson of SearchStorage.com to learn how to ease your management burdens while reducing storage expenditures. This webcast/podcast will explore how HP's Scalable NAS solution provides the following benefits for Oracle databases:
- Reduced cost and improved performance for your database
- Simple provisioning of storage for Oracle and Oracle RAC
- Superior value over traditional single-filer NAS and SAN products
- Tiered block and file storage in a single, easy-to-manage storage solution
- Integrated client-transparent NFS failover for robust high availability
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Speakers
Stan Gibson
Principal
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Stan Gibson Communications
Stan Gibson is principal of Stan Gibson Communications, a global technology communications consulting practice. An award-winning technology journalist and an acclaimed speaker and moderator at worldwide industry events, Gibson has written extensively on the new social media, including the use of blogs, wikis, RSS and podcasting in the enterprise. Gibson also authored the IBM Watch blog, the only industry Weblog dedicated to IBM. In 1999, Gibson won the Jesse H. Neal Award of the American Business Press for Best Editorials.
Jeff Day
Senior Marketing Manager, HP StorageWorks NAS Group
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Hewlett-Packard Company
Jeff Day is a senior marketing manager for HP StorageWorks NAS Group. Jeff has over 13 years of engineering and marketing experience in IT industries, including positions with Sun Microsystems, Lane 15 Software and Intel's Xeon Processor group. Prior to joining HP, Jeff was director of marketing for PolyServe. He holds a BSEE from the University of Washington and an MBA from the University of Texas.
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