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Lights, Camera, Storage!
sponsored by Storage Magazine
Posted:  03 Sep 2008
Published:  01 Aug 2008
Format:  HTML
Length:  5   Page(s)
Type:  Journal Article
Language:  English


ABSTRACT:
Navarro, like others in the digital content business, is looking at the increasing terabytes (and even petabytes) of data generated in the creation, editing, archiving and distribution of digital content. Most of this data needs to be accessed quickly so organizations can meet deadlines imposed by movie premieres and television broadcasts, and as corporate HR and marketing departments increasingly develop multimedia training videos and product promotions.


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Deni Connor



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