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It Doesn’t Matter Where Your Data is Stored – The On-Premise IT Roundtable

October 2, 2018 by Rich Stroffolino Leave a Comment

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The roundtable discusses if data locality is important to storage administrators anymore. They discuss why it might matter for technological, regulatory, and organizational needs, and how those needs have changed over time.

Filed Under: On-Premise IT Podcasts Tagged With: @DarkkAvenger, @ESignoretti, @Geekazine, @MCarlton1983, @SFoskett, data locality, GDPR, Tech Field Day Roundtable Podcast

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