Essays on Storage

Introduction

With the growth of data in the recent years, there has been the need to have protection of the enterprise data from loss. Companies have been struggling to ensure that there are methods that will allow them to recover their data using the shortest time as much as possible. As company data continue to growth, so is the time that will take to recover. This has made data recovery an issue that should be considered by many companies. There is need for a large bank, for example, to provide protection for the large volumes of data they have. The Continue reading...

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SAN (Storage Area Network) and NAS (Network Attached Storage) are the main data storage technologies which are being used by organizations. In SAN, high-speed storage devices are connected to each other via network and also to servers. Servers on the network are able to access the storage devices which include tape libraries, RAID hardware and others. In NAS technology, more storage space (hard-disk) can be added to networks which are used as shared network resources. NAS is therefore a file-server allowing many network file systems and other services.
SAN was designed mainly for large organizations with a Continue reading...

According to the author of the book, Introduction to Digital Literacy, Mr. Bowles, illustrates that future of cloud computing lies not in the advent of new software and hardware, but, in the form of data storage and ease of accessing the data and files. He has explained in detail the emerging trends of artificial intelligence, computing and storage.
We have already witnessed the power of the Smartphones, i.e., iPhone and Android which actually changed the concept of accessing internet connectivity and storing of data,files,music,photographs and to be precise, everything by the netizens of the world.Tablet computing  Continue reading...

- Introduction
The human brain plays an instrumental role in the cognitive stability of human kind. The process of memory consolidation and retrieval entails complex biological mechanisms. This paper gives a common assessment about human memory from the beginning to end. The description of this process will include biology and neuroscience, identification of each step in the human memory, factors that might impede the process of human memory, interferences in the process, and an explanation of the different kinds of memory loss.
- The Biology and neuroscience.
- Identification and description of each step in the human memory.
There Continue reading...

Introduction

Solar heaters have been popularized in recent years for use in tertiary and residential areas. This has happened mostly in the third world countries. The reason behind this encouragement to use solar heaters is the reduction of cost and improving the performance. This has necessitated the use, and testing of solar heaters to produce hot water. The solar heater is fundamentally made up of tanks that act as solar absorbers ad storage bases Continue reading...

Abstract

The main aim of this study is to conduct a research about the artificial methods of storing water in California while considering all the financial characteristics. This research will include two artificial (Manmade) methods of storing water in the state of California which will include; surface water such as Cisterns, Dams and aqueduct. Underground water will include pipelines, aquifers, canals and reservoirs.

Introduction

California’s water management system is arguably among the most innovative and complex artificial methods of storing water in the world. In California, colossal amounts of water are confined, stored, and then delivered through manmade features to Continue reading...

A hypervisor is a computer application that allows computers to run more than one operating system. Thus takes place through a process known as virtualization. The software “tricks” the operating system into thinking that it is the only one accessing a given hardware resource. The location of the hypervisor is in between the physical hardware and the OS and presents a virtual hardware environment to all other OS running in the machine. Hypervisors also manages the flow of information between the virtualized hardware, physical hardware and software. A hypervisor has found acceptance in both enterprise and consumer settings.
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Von Gierke Disease

Introduction
Von Gierke disease or Glycogen Storage Disease Type 1 (GSD-1) belongs to a group of rare metabolic disorders with a reported incidence of 1 case per 100,000 births per year. The clinical condition results from deficiency of key enzymes in the glycolytic pathway resulting in an increase in intermediate metabolites and accumulation of glycogen in the affected tissues. It is a genetic disorder with a natural history of severe developmental abnormalities and long term complications. This paper provides an overview of GSD-1 based on studies published in peer reviewed journals with a focus on its genetic determinants, Continue reading...

Data storage dates all the way back to the beginning of the digital age when data was stored on tapes and punch cards. Back then, the amount of data was smaller and that is why punch cards were commonly used. Over time, the use of magnetic disks, magnetic tapes, optical disks, flash RAM and solid state drives (SSD) began to be used. Magnetic tapes are plastic tapes coated with iron oxide used in magnetic recording and storage of data and digital information. They are non-volatile memory as they can store information even if they are not constantly supported with Continue reading...

Windows SharePoint services are a dominant web application developed by Microsoft. It comprises of common web tools and is closely integrated with office tools to help organizations plan, create, implement and manage intranets, document management services, portals and team collaborations platforms. There are so many ways in which this company can benefit from Microsoft Windows SharePoint. The services that the software package provides offers great benefits to an organization that has so many branches and user computers spread out both geographically, and in terms of access and use. The following are the benefits the package offers.

Benefits of using windows SharePoint services

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- Introduction
- Pharmacy and technology
The use of up to date communication technology in relation to software and hardware components is gradually becoming a vital role in the evolution of the community pharmacy from a business perspective. This is because of its efficiency in pharmacy, profitability and professional reasons1. The recurring manual dispensing process is quite labour intensive. Pharmacy dispensing roles in the United Kingdom comprise of inventory management, counting of tablets, record filling of patients’ details in registers, manual dispensation of prescriptions and drug interaction detection2.
Most of the medications being developed by manufacturers comprise of mainly Continue reading...

A software application used for the purpose of supervision, record keeping, tracing, broadcasting and delivery in education programs is known as Learning Management System (LMS). LMS products and software are known to improve the electronic assignments, deliver it with an exceptional scope and flexibility that can be used for a longer duration. Most of the LMS are web-based that are built on Java, or a server side scripting tool PHP (PHP: Hypertext Processor) and uses SQL as a database. LMS provides a number of useful features such as communication between students using forums, emails and instant messaging, more activities Continue reading...

Introduction

Each application creates its own file structure and a file created by one application is usually not usable by another except for some universal formats like ASCII, PDF, HTML, and RTF. However there is a basic underlying similarity in storage media in that all storage media are divided into storage blocks of 512 bytes each. In this paper we shall discuss the file structures in three operating systems – Mac OSX, Windows OS, and Linux/Unix.
Mac OS is Apples GUI (Graphic User Interface) based operating system. The newest releases since 2001 have been released under the brand name Mac OSX. Continue reading...

Introduction

The current global business platform has presented a very competitive situation for investors and company to thrive without formulating proper market strategies. The marketing mix adopted by a company is thus, a very vital decision that requires appropriate market analysis so as to produce the right mix for that particular, market. The marketing mix of a company is based on how the 4 P’s of marketing have been developed by the management (Baker, 2012, pg 84). The 4 P’s describe; the product, promotion, place and pricing strategy chosen by the company. The study shall therefore be interested Continue reading...

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Abstract
Relational Database Systems (RDBMS) are the most popular database systems today. The relational model of database management emerged from a dynamic database model called DataBase Management System (DBMS). Dbase and FoxPro were the popular DBMS in the 1970’s and 1980’s. RDBMS emerged in the 1990’s. Though RDBMS is a popular form of database management, few appreciate its true potential. Modern applications that allow multiple devices to access and manipulate data are overshadowing RDBMS. NoSQL models such as Hadoop and MapReduce allow document processing which is a feature that the relational model lacks. An in-depth understanding Continue reading...

Introduction

Data migration entails the procedures involved in the transfer of data between types of storage, format types as well as computer based systems as a major consideration in the implementation of systems, their upgrade or consolidation. Data migration is normally performed in a programmatic manner so as to attain automation in migration so as to free up human resources from taxing tasks (Sudipto. et al. 2010). Data migration may be undertaken for several reasons such as replacement of upgrade of server and storage equipment, consolidation of website platforms, maintaining of servers as well as relocation of data centers when Continue reading...

Introduction

Big Yellow Self Storage is the largest self-storage company in UK. It has 76 operating locations in London and South East of the United Kingdom. Big Yellow provides self-storage service to both individuals and businesses (Big Yellow, 2014). Established in 1998, the company has grown into most-favored self-storage company of Londoners. The company takes pride in its revenue of £70 million and a net income of £32 million (Yahoo Finance, 2014). Big Yellow is facing some competition in recent times. This paper has given an SWOT analysis of the company.

Strength

The overall rate of people travelling globally has increased Continue reading...

Introduction

Alternative renewable energy continues to grow popularity because of the upsetting climate change caused by greenhouse gases, exhaustion of non-renewable energy resources and rising global demand for energy. Renewable resources of electricity production are vital progress and are fundamentally motivated by cost.
Solar energy is clean and profuse that is why it is the best among the available substitutes. The modern solid-state photovoltaic (PV) technology began in 1954 upon the discovery of silicon (Si) diodes photovoltaic effect . Crystalline Si and a wide range of thin film solar cells, which are inorganic, are the prevailing photovoltaic technologies employed nowadays .
The Continue reading...

Introduction

In order to manage and supervise the operations of the entire company effectively, XYZ Company must consolidate the network infrastructure of the two long-distance sites, and build up one effective and secure network. Each site has its own server-controlled network operating on the Microsoft Windows Server technology. The Dallas site runs MS Windows 2012 Server, while the second site runs MS Windows 2008 Server. The fact that both sites are based on Microsoft Windows Server already gives XYZ Company a major advantage because the consolidation will mainly involve configurations based on the same network operating system.
There may be Continue reading...

Overview

The proposed warehouse and distribution center is intended to supply Nestle products to approximately 150 major supermarkets in and around the 20-kilometer radius of Brisbane. The products to be stored in the warehouse are composed of fast-moving consumer goods that are sold quickly at a very reasonable price. The storage facility is divided into sections according to product classification such as dry goods and perishable goods. Ambient and temperature controlled areas will have the chilled and freezer facilities to store perishables and an administration office to house the command center, customer service desk and basically all departments that will Continue reading...

The Von Neumann architecture

The Von Neumann architecture can be described as a model of design for a digital computer which has a stored program. The main characteristic of the model is that there is only one storage structure which is the memory that holds both the data and the program.
Some components of the model include the Memory, which holds both the data to be processed and data concerning the program processing the data. This memory is the Random Access Memory in modern computers.
The control unit manages the process of moving both the data to be processed and the program processing Continue reading...

The Future of Cloud Computing

Introduction
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing applies to the development of parallel computing, distributed computing, and grid computing (Rad, et al., 2009). Cloud computing refers both to a platform and a type of application (Buyya, Yeo, Venugoplas, Broberg, & Brandic 2009). Cloud computing platforms provide the services necessary for developers to create new SaaS applications; it is a dynamic process that provisions, configures, reconfigures, and deprovisions servers. Cloud platforms provide a pool of resources to host different applications where computing power is delivered on demand (Van, Tran, & Menaud, 2009). Cloud applications use large databases and powerful servers that host Internet-based applications Continue reading...

Warehouses are structures that serve as storage areas for goods. The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) estimated that over 145,000 people are employed in more than 7,000 warehouses across the U.S. (OSHA, 2010). There are aspects of the warehouse environment that present health and safety hazards including layout, floors, noise, heating, housekeeping, and fire. However, proactively managing these hazards reduce the risk for injury. The warehouse must be assessed for existing health and safety risks to identify appropriate interventions.

Health and Safety Risks

The warehouse layout contributes to health and safety risks. When storage areas are not designated in a Continue reading...

Introduction

Mobile computing ensures that employees become flexible when carrying out their responsibilities in the business environment and in other places of work. It ensures that the employees are able to have unlimited access to information at any location and at any time (Helal 2002). The constant use of mobile security is reported to have enhanced productivity in the business world. The use of mobile computing comes along with increased vulnerabilities and security risks (IT 2011). Mobile computing can be termed as the access, storage, transportation and the processing of information that relates to the organisation by the employee who Continue reading...

Environmental protection

Introduction
The company is 10 km away from town but it boarders the main pass way to the nation’s capital from the east and enjoys an employment capacity of about 1550. The workers live near the company and have a water based recreational center that is 1.9 km to the south of the company. The general slope of the land shows that the waterway leads directly to the main water supply of the area and to three national reserves set up for water animals and birds. This therefore means that the water system is affected by these factors. Continue reading...

Introduction

Cloud Computing is the description given to a variety of different computing concepts involving a large number of computers interconnected via real-time communication networks like the internet. Cloud Computing is a terminology that lacks a universal technical or scientific definition. The term is a synonym for distributed computing through a network. It provides the capability to run a program on several interconnected computers simultaneously. Cloud Computing also refers to services that are network based. The networked based services are served by virtual hardware that is simulated by software running on a few of the machines. Cloud Computing depends on Continue reading...

- Introduction
For centuries humanity has tasked itself with familiar methods to generate power. Progress in technology brought about more expedient energy generating procedures over the years. However, the purpose of outsourcing competitive energy resources to investors has defeated the purpose of developing energy efficient for the benefit of humanity. When financial factors envelope the need for clean and safe energy sources, the question becomes if an alternative and renewable energy source really exists. Awareness to climate changes has prompted industries to refer to renewable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions. This awareness has drawn the attention of several Continue reading...

Abstract

Health care provision is a significant concern in the United States; the signing of health laws by president Obama in 2010 supports this. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act make health care a public concern (Shi & Singh, 2012). The citizen funds in taxes flow into the implementation of various policies and improvement of the quality of; care, medication, and equipment. This occurs in a bid to improve the quality of life; it reduces mortality rates. It also reduces other challenges associated with poor health. With the onset of technology, evident changes occur in the health care system. Patient Continue reading...

Introduction

There lacks a safe way of nuclear disposal, despite the harm caused by nuclear waste. Nuclear power generates electricity with little emissions of carbon dioxide and other waste products, most of which are radioactive. These waste products can be harmful to both the environment and human life. Notwithstanding the risks that may be posed by poor nuclear disposal, most governments pay little attention to this issue, during public policy making. As a result, many communities place use of land on nuclear facilities on the top list of locally unwanted land uses (LULUs). Again, these communities do not have confidence Continue reading...

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Building and Construction

Introduction
In this modern age of liberalization and globalization of tools and technologies, the growth of industry is by leaps and bounds. It is the result of efficient process and effective tools that have made it possible to achieve the Continue reading...

Introduction

A computer hard drive also known as a hard disc is a storage device that is used to record and read data which is represented by a collection of magnetized particles on some spinning platters. A hard drive can also be referred to as the long-term memory of a computer that preserves data programs and the computer’s operating system. The internal components of a hard drive cannot be easily seen as it is usually not left exposed especially when the hard drive is in operation. There are about four platters in a hard drive that can be visible Continue reading...

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Review

Storage of groundwater, one of the main sources of water worldwide, in the major aquifers appear to be measured not enough precisely. A set of two studies found that methods used up till now for evaluating the total storage of groundwater in world’s largest basins do not possess sufficient precision and are too rough and uncertain for future use. One of the researches, carried by Jay Famiglietti and his fellow researchers, used NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment satellites to measure the gravitational pull of water masses. They estimated total groundwater Continue reading...

Business:

1. Abstract
Big data is a term that describes datasets that are so broad and complex that traditional data processing applications are inadequate. The size of a big data varies with time. With the colossal size of data, tasks such as analysis and storage become cumbersome and slow. The proposal seeks to establish a better way of data management by setting up an architecture whereby data is stored and distributed across multiple servers.
2. Background
Datasets are on an ever-growing increase in size. This trend is due to the increasing number of cheap ways of gathering information. Mobile devices, Continue reading...

The control of Natural Resource Management in Australia is a critical concern and hence the responsibility of governments, communal groups and regional bodies to support projects and programs delivery that consequently inform policy makers on natural resources issues. (Brueckner, Durey, Mayes & Pforr 2014).
Water pollution is a significant natural resource management issue in Australia that is caused by different anthropogenic, as well as natural factors (Pigram 2007). The northern Jarrah Forests of Western Australia have been a source of water to the Perth metropolitan Region, however, the water supply system is under a threat of pollution from Industrial activities Continue reading...

Internet Encyclopedia of Garbage

Web Site No.: 1
Page Title: The Truth about Nitrite in Lunch Meat
Organization Operating Server: Livescience
Hyperlink: LIVESCIENCE.COM
Brief Justification of Web Site as Appropriate:
The website is appropriate because it explains the harmful side of nitrite preservatives in meets. While sodium nitrite helps fight harmful bacteria in harmful meats, it may damage cells or chance into cancer-causing molecules. Nitrites may also disable the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood.

Web Site No.: 2

Page Title: The Nitrate and Nitrite Myth: another reason not to fear bacon
Organization Operating Server: Chris Kresser
Hyperlink: THE NITRATE AND NITRITE MYTH:
Brief Justification of Web Site as Continue reading...

Origins of the vine and grape

The barbera grapes are anciently and traditionally grown in central Piemonte, Italy. Barbera grapes are supposed to have ancient origin like many other grapes. It is, however, found to be documented since 17th century. In an official document, in 1798, the wine was cited by Count Giuseppe Nuvolone-Pergamo of Scandaluzzo, deputy director of the Società Agraria di Torino (Agrarian Society of Turin) (Barbera Wine, n.d.). There are documents in the city hall of Nizza Monferrato that also mentions about the growing of this variety of grapes in 16th century (Sonkin, n.d.).
Barbera is a dark-skinned grape. The red grape Continue reading...

Management

Question 1

In order to understand the significance of a customer, one should come up with a list of likes and dislikes that are perceived by a particular customer. The company has to undertake some measures that allow the customers to receive their ordered products of services in an impressive manner. In other words the company delivering pizza must try to mitigate the customers’ dislikes and emphasize on offering those services that impresses the customers (Chase, R. B., & Jacobs, F. R. 2010). The discussed below are some of the attributes that I have considered as significant for customer delivery Continue reading...

Introduction

Green energy comprises natural active processes which can be attained with slight pollution. Geothermal power, anaerobic digestion, wind power, small scale hydropower, biomass power, solar energy, wave power, tidal power, and certain forms of atomic power (ones that are capable to burn atomic waste by a process identified as atomic transmutation), and consequently belong to the "Green Energy". Some explanations may similarly include power consequential from the burning of waste. Some individuals, including James Lovelock and George Monbiot have precisely classified atomic power to be green energy. Whereas many others which include Greenpeace disagree while claiming that problems supplementary Continue reading...

The Future of Cloud Computing

Introduction
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing applies to the development of parallel computing, distributed computing, and grid computing (Rad, et al., 2009). Cloud computing refers both to a platform and a type of application (Buyya, Yeo, Venugoplas, Broberg, & Brandic 2009). Cloud computing platforms provide the services necessary for developers to create new SaaS applications; it is a dynamic process that provisions, configures, reconfigures, and deprovisions servers. Cloud platforms provide a pool of resources to host different applications where computing power is delivered on demand (Van, Tran, & Menaud, 2009). Cloud applications use large databases and powerful servers that host Internet-based applications Continue reading...

1.0 Introduction

On 11th December, 2005 a series of explosions occurred at Buncefield oil storage depot leading to massive losses in both commercial and residential property therefore this report addresses the case study of Buncefield; it also explains and gives reasons for the mitigation measures I recommend that the public and private sector organizations can employ to avoid a re-occurrence of such an incident. Some of the measures are: control and safety systems for petroleum storage, land use planning and control of societal risks around major hazard site, protection against loss of containment and also constant review on the Continue reading...