Deni Connor

Oakley Networks rolled out software that lets organizations remotely locate a lost or stolen laptop, determine whether data on the laptop has been compromised, and destroy the data to protect it from exposure.

Dell rolled out five servers aimed at small businesses and remote offices that are easier for customers to deploy and manage than its current lineup.

NTP Software recently launched an enhancement to its storage management software that lets IT administrators charge departments or business units in an enterprise for their use of storage resources.

IBM has enhanced its popular data pooling and storage virtualization software to include business continuity and disaster recovery capabilities, as well as faster performance and support for more storage platforms. The company also recently announced that more than 2,000 customers now use its storage virtualization software.

Hitachi Data Systems last month said it has enhanced its largest storage arrays with software and hardware that gives the TagmaStore Universal Storage Platform (USP) a 25 per cent performance boost.

Sun Microsystems Inc. says it will embark on a four-part strategy for data management that focuses on identity management, virtualization, security and hardware-software integration.

EMC recently announced two software products to help small and mid-sized businesses protect e-mail and other data on laptop and desktop computers.