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StoreGrid 4.2 BMR Plug-in. What is new?
StoreGrid Service Provider Edition 4.2 Beta is now available.
The new StoreGrid 4.2 BMR Plug-in can incrementally backup and fast restore a complete system with instant P2V support. By combining StoreGrid online backup solution with near-continuous disk imaging backup, MSPs and IT Service Providers can protect SMB businesses and offer disaster recovery by seamlessly restoring entire Windows server environment in the cloud or any virtualized environment.
StoreGrid 4.2 BMR Plug-in Key Highlights:
- Live Backups. Backup the entire system at run-time and ensure the recovery of operating system and applications without reinstalling any software. Create disk clones of your entire hard
Tags: Disaster Recovery, disk backup, disk imaging, hyper-v, instant restore, online disk backup, P2V, PC backup, server backup, storegrid beta, virtual recovery, virtual server backup, virtualization, vmware
Posted in New Release, Uncategorized | 2 Comments »
Whats a Zettabyte ?
The Information complex competes with Astronomy in how much bigger its going to get and how far we are going to go. After Petabytes and Exabytes, we have been given the Zettabytes. Supposedly, you will hear a lot about this extraordinary quantum of data measurement by 2015 as per an infographic courtesy of Cisco on internet traffic though we have likely crossed this figure in terms of data created and stored worldwide.
The biggest contributor to all this data is video accounting for 50% of all internet by 2012 and the plethora of internet enabled devices such as smartphone, tablets, … Read the rest
Tags: Cisco, information, Overload, Zettabyte, zukmo
Posted in Uncategorized, Zukmo | No Comments »
We Desperately Need New Information Management Systems
Information is like currency: if you have a lot of it (and are willing to share) your perceived value to certain segments of society is automatically elevated. Whether that knowledge is relevant to a social circle, political institution, corporation, or any other segment, it’s your relative ability to contribute to the pool of collective knowledge that really matters. Being an informed person isn’t something that just happens, though. A valuable knowledge base can only be built with time and commitment.
Twenty years ago this process of gathering information and staying up to date could almost be considered a trivial task. … Read the rest
Tags: feed, information, Information management, information overload, knowledge management, remember, systems
Posted in Uncategorized, Zukmo | No Comments »
A First Hand Look at Enhancing Productivity With Zukmo’s Information Management Tools
Zukmo is in the process of revolutionizing how we manage our information sources, documents, files, and media. Today, bookmarks are stored in our browsers, documents are strewn across desktops or cloud-accounts, friends and coworkers are encountered more on social networks than in person, and RSS updates are handled just about everywhere. Zukmo is taking aim at the traditionally scattered means by which we access our information, bringing it all together in a lightweight cloud-based app that is becoming drastically more powerful and versatile with each new week’s release. As someone who has benefitted greatly from using it, I’ll take this … Read the rest
Tags: bookmarks, Clippings, Enhancement, Information management, Management, notes, Organization, Organize, productivity, RSS, search, Share, Store, Tool
Posted in Browser Extensions, Features, File Upload, Multimedia, Personal Digital Library, Release, Startups, UI, Uncategorized, Users, Zukmo, Zukmo Desktop Utility, Zukmo Enhancements | No Comments »
Ensure Continuous Access to Your Delicious Bookmarks from Your Zukmo Library
Several weeks ago it came to our attention that Delicious’s acquisition could result in suspended support for using Yahoo! accounts to access their services. To ensure uninterrupted access to your Delicious bookmarks in Zukmo we have altered the way we exchange data with Delicious.
We request that if you currently use your Yahoo! username and password to sync your Delicious bookmarks with your Zukmo library, that you instead use your Delicious-provided username and password. This can be done via the following:
1) Log in to your Zukmo account
2) Hover your mouse over your username displayed at the top of … Read the rest
Tags: Access, Account, bookmarks, Delicious, Information management, Sync, zukmo
Posted in Browser Extensions, Features, Personal Digital Library, Uncategorized, Zukmo, Zukmo Enhancements | No Comments »
Major Release Announcement
As many of you already know (and the rest are about to find out) we’ve been hard at work here at Zukmo over the last few weeks. With just a month’s passing since our last major release, we’re pleased to announce the release of several major enhancements to greatly improve your Zukmo experience. These changes aim to significantly improve the number and quality of content sources that Zukmo can import and handle, and further extend user account management abilities. If you’re just interested in the raw information regarding to the update (TLDR), feel free to browse to the table at … Read the rest
Tags: Android, BlackBerry, Browsers, chrome, Content available offline, Content stored in cloud, Delicious, Desktop document support, Direct RSS feed handling, Facebook, firefox, Flock, Functions, google, Google Apps, Google Docs, Google Reader, Indexed searching, Instapaper, Integrated Services, Integration, Internet Explorer, iPad, iPhone, Login, notetaking, Opera, Platforms, Safari, Sharing and collaboration, Simplified viewing, twitter, Web bookmarking, Web clipping, yahoo
Posted in Browser Extensions, Features, File Upload, IE Add-on, Migration, Multimedia, Personal Digital Library, Quality Assurance, Release, UI, Uncategorized, Users, Zukmo, Zukmo Enhancements | No Comments »
Zukmo: Ahead of the Curve
One of the many responsibilities of working in the rapidly evolving software industry is the need to rapidly respond to new trends and developments. One such development that really caught our eye was the recent acquisition of $2.5M in funding by Readitlater, a company with a product that many have pointed out to us very much resembles Zukmo. Given the a obvious similarities, we decided that we’d take the opportunity to outline what actually make Zukmo and Readitlater very unique products.
Though we could write paragraph after paragraph about why Zukmo and Readitlater aren’t exactly in the same market space … Read the rest
Tags: Android, BlackBerry, Browsers, chrome, Content available offline, Content stored in cloud, Delicious, Desktop document support, Direct RSS feed handling, Facebook, firefox, Flock, Functions, google, Google Apps, Google Docs, Google Reader, Indexed searching, Instapaper, Integrated Services, Integration, Internet Explorer, iPad, iPhone, Login, notetaking, Opera, Platforms, Safari, Sharing and collaboration, Simplified viewing, twitter, Web bookmarking, Web clipping, yahoo
Posted in Browser Extensions, File Upload, IE Add-on, Multimedia, Personal Digital Library, Startups, UI, Uncategorized, Users, Zukmo, Zukmo Desktop Utility, Zukmo Enhancements | No Comments »
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