| Microsoft tackles enterprise Windows backup Microsoft moved out of backing up the mom-and-pop pizza shop last week with the introduction of the second version of its System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2007. Microsoft rolls out new data-protection software Microsoft today announced a new version of its data-protection product, which provides near-continuous backup and recovery for Windows file servers and network-attached storage appliances. Iron Mountain talks off-site storage, including in caves A Q&A with Iron Mountain executive John Clancy about remote storage and the impact of government regulations. Iron Mountain to buy e-discovery company Major storage provider Iron Mountain said Wednesday it intends to purchase Stratify, a maker of document discovery software, for about $158 million. Iron Mountain previews record retention service Iron Mountain this week rolled out a service it says will help customers manage key records across corporate repositories. January giveaways from Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet
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