Being aware of energy consumption is critical to storage growth and cost containment
Rick Hayes, GlassHouse senior data centre consultant, is quoted

UK prime minister embroiled in data loss
British prime minister Gordon Brown has become the highest ranking official yet to have to apologize publicly for the loss of personal data
W. Curtis Preston, GlassHouse VP of Data Protection, interviewed

Data Center Construction is Booming
Bill Peldzus, GlassHouse VP of Business Continuance/Disaster Recovery and Data Center is interviewed

Managing Tape in the Age of Disk
W. Curtis Preston, GlassHouse vice president of data protection, is quoted on tape storage issues.

Library of Scotland Preserves Digital History
As part of the £1.8 million project, the library allocated up to £900,000 to cover data storage and retained the services of GlassHouse Technologies to help it design a proper storage specification and select vendors.

GlassHouse Technologies, Inc.Acquires RapidApp
Acquisition enables GlassHouse to offer expanded services
in server virtualization, virtual storage, and application delivery and deployment

GlassHouse Buys Again, Breaks into Servers
Services provider and consultancy GlassHouse Technologies has expanded out from its storage specialization with the purchase server virtualization consultancy RapidApp.

Mass Technology Leadership Council Announces First Group of Finalists for the 2007 Technology Leadership Awards.
GlassHouse CEO, Mark Shirman, nominated for CEO of the Year.

Changing Channels at eWeek.com
Mike Vizard talks with Mark Shirman, CEO of storage services provider Glasshouse Technologies, about Great Storage Paradox, which says that IT managers are using more storage, more inefficiently, than ever.

Supply chains can reduce server wastage
Paul Hammond, GlassHouse UK managing partner, and Professor Paul P.Tallon of the Carroll School of Management at Boston College talk about Tallons new white paper "Re-engineering the IT Supply Chain"

Dixons group PLC relies on GlassHouse for backup
Dixons, a GlassHouse client, writes about "How GlassHouse Helped" in SNS-UK

Ready to Serve
With a new systemwide SAN, the University of New Hampshire’s IT team makes the move to enterprise data management. Vanessa Jo Roberts interviews GlassHouse client Tom Franke, CIO of UNH

Storage Needs Governance, Too
Jennifer Zaino interviews Jim Damoulakis, GlassHouse CTO, about "Policies and processes are essential to managing storage infrastructure."

Data de-duplication: The one and only
Reporter, Tim Stammers, interviews GlassHouse vice president of data storage W. Curtis Preston about "one of the most important IT development of this decade."

GlassHouse Technologies, Inc. Introduces Transom (SM)
End-to-end Methodology Transforms IT Infrastructure Into Service Provider Model

Single focus gives GlassHouse new lease of life
Microscope writes about the Transom annoucement.

Improve Data Availability
Mauricio Daher, GlassHouse principal consultant, is quoted "You might have some superstars... but if one of those guys gets hit by the proverbial bus, you're in trouble."

Is ILM more than just a buzzword?
Paul Hammond, GlassHouse UK managing partner, is quoted in this article discussing whether ILM is an overused term

SNW: Users hope storage consolidation will lower TCO
Mark Shirman, GlassHouse CEO, is quoted in this Computerworld article at the SNW conference

The right way to provision storage
Dan Weinstein, GlassHouse senior consultant, is interviewed by Allan Radding, of Storage Magazine, on storage provisioning

GlassHouse Turns to Services
Focus on GlassHouse UK Managing Director, Andy Norman

Whats in Store
Stewart Buchanan, GlassHouse principal consultant is quoted throughout this article discussing Information Lifecycle Management

40 under Forty
Richard Scannell, GlassHouse senior vice president, is profiled as one of the winners in this years "40 under Forty"

Right Place, Right Technology
Dick Benton, GlassHouse senior consultant, is interviewed about ILM in this feature article of STORAGE

Storage Giants Face Independent Challenge in Services
Andy Norman, OSS practice directory, is quoted on how GlassHouse is competing as an independent provider of storage services

Government agency picks NetBackup over VTL
Backup expert W. Curtis Preston, vice president of data protection at GlassHouse Technologies Inc., was on stage singing the praises of virtual tap libraries (VTL).

Taking the Tears out of Tiered Storage
Jim Damoulakis, GlassHouse CTO, is quoted on the difficulties in making tiered storage work.

Footstar Optimizes Data Backup and Recovery with GlassHouse
GlassHouse helped Footstar, Inc. streamline its data backup processes to align with its Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) strategy and operational needs.

iSCSI bridges the storage gap
Stephen Foskett, director of strategy services at GlassHouse Technologies, a storage consulting firm, said iSCSI SANs have established a position in the market."

ILM: If it's not a product, what is it?
"Many organizations have ILM initiatives or are interested in starting one because of all the publicity," says Jim Damoulakis, CTO at GlassHouse Technologies. "But the biggest driver is that storage costs are growing at an astronomical rate, and they're being mandated to cut the storage budget."

The Art of the Deal
Bill Peldzus, director of storage architecture at GlassHouse Technologies, discusses essential elements of leveraging your IT investments.

ILM trumps data security in survey
A recent survey conducted by GlassHouse Technologies, a storage consulting and services provider, reveals that both regional and multi-national companies will focus on increasing storage infrastructure efficiencies and holding down costs in 2006. The "2006 Storage Budget Survey" also reveals that information lifecycle management (ILM) is seen by the respondents as the means to controlling costs. In fact, ILM moved ahead to a primary concern for companies of all sizes from a secondary concern last year.

Top tips to control storage budgets in '06
Stephen Foskett, GlassHouse director of storage strategy services, explains that companies are quickly moving away from buying storage products on a per-project basis dedicated to particular tasks or users, and instead purchasing more on an as-needed or just-in-time basis across the entire organization -- sharing storage across applications or business units.