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Information Storage Technology Overview (3Z1K4M)

$ 125.00   


Free   

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Description

This course is designed for legal professionals who may be involved in high-technology litigation who require background information relevant to their case. This course outlines the basic types of information storage technologies as well as the history of storage media from the first magnetic recording device to today's high-capacity optical storage.

Expert Biography

This expert has over twenty-five years of industry experience in engineering, project and technical marketing management. He is considered a visionary technology spokesman in the data storage industry having brought many disk drive products and technologies to market successfully. He is skilled in all aspects of recording head and media design, qualification and drive integration; RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks), Striped Disk Arrays, SAN (Storage Area Networks), NAS (Networked Attached Storage) and other high capacity disk and storage technologies; drive troubleshooting and quality, and the cost control considerations of disk drive manufacturing.

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