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1) EMC’s offerings provide best-of-breed technology across a single information infrastructure necessary to implementing Information Lifecycle Management. The offerings include the most complete networked storage platforms, from mid-tier to high-end systems capable of delivering a range of performance, availability, functionality, and economics to meet different service-level requirements. EMC’s storage platforms enable the flexibility and choice to meet a wide range of service-level requirements, providing a key building block to help customers implement ILM by deploying a tiered storage strategy.
Technical
1) The link bandwidth specifies the available bandwidth for the SAN Copy sessions. This value is used to calculate buffer space for optimal performance.\n\nTo obtain the best performance for SAN Copy sessions using the IP network, the value you specify should factor in compression, encryption, routing, network traffic, and other characteristics which may enhance or degrade the effective bandwidth available to the SAN Copy port.\n\nFor more details go to the online help Contents tab and navigate to the topic, SAN Copy > Configuring SAN Copy > Configuration Guidelines > Implementing SAN Copy Over Extended Distances.
Corporate Docs
Many countries have insider trading laws that restrict securities trading and other activities by anyone who is in possession of material, non-public information. Material, non-public information is any information not generally known to the public that people might find important in making their decisions to buy or sell stock in a company.
Any Intel employee who possesses material, non-public information regarding Intel or any other company must not: Trade in that company's stock while in possession of inside information. Use the inside information for personal advantage or the personal advantage of others "Tip" others who may buy or sell securities because of the inside information.
Social
When I started looking for disability insurance last summer, I knew it wouldn’t be easy. Three years before, I had a melanoma removed from my right arm, and I knew that insurance companies often run when they hear the word cancer.
So when my insurance agent told me he was having trouble finding me a policy, I wasn’t surprised. What did surprise me was the reason: Although several companies were willing to issue a policy to someone who had survived a bout with cancer, they all balked at the idea of insuring a freelance writer who worked from home. After all, since I don’t leave my house every morning to go to an office, how could the insurance company check if I was just faking it — in other words, pretending to be too sick to do my work while secretly churning out newspaper and magazine articles behind closed doors? |
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