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Announcing the Accelerate with ATS BLOG

The IBM Advanced Technical Services (ATS) group has just announced a BLOG where they post replays of past technical discussions.  This is a great resource for your technical staff to go to find IBM presentations on various technical topics.
 

For example, when searching for "XIV" there is a presentation on XIV Asynchronous Mirroring that was given back in May.  There are also entries on EasyTier, capacity planning and TPC.


Announcing the Accelerate with ATS weblog.

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/accelerate/?lang=en

This blog is specifically for the Accelerate with ATS program and is our mechanism to announce upcoming webinars and link to replays for past events.

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Posted on 07/08/2010 at 06:49 AM in Storage |

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