Data storage requirements are exploding at an alarming rate. In a recent Aberdeen Study titled “How Much Of Your Data Should Be In The Public Cloud?”, organizations surveyed reported that on average that their data storage needs were growing at a rate of 32% per year. This trend is forcing IT executives to review their current IT infrastructure and to seek cost effective ways to store their data safely and with the same level of access that they enjoy today. 

It has been our experience that for many, the thought of Disaster Recovery / Business Continuity planning can be overwhelming.  That's why we put together this slideshow which had its debut during the Disaster Recovery Journal (DRJ) trade show.  We have found that the  "360° Approach" resonates with the clients we've spoken to about Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Application/Service Availability.

The Internet Society's World IPv6 Day took place on June 8, 2011. AIS joined more than 225 participating organizations from every part of the globe in a “test flight” that occurred over a 24-hour period.  Along with testing functionality and interoperability, the purpose of doing this simultaneously with other companies was to raise awareness and accelerate IPv6 deployment across the Internet.

Our team of experts has come up with some suggestions on what to look for when selecting a data center for colocation purposes.  They touch upon Power Distribution, Connectivity, HVAC, Security and amenities.

This paper by AIS vice president of data center operations, Ken Carter, delves into power redundancy considerations (i.e. What type of power redundancy will best mitigate your particular risks at the lowest overall cost). But while each client is different, there are a number of common questions and considerations about power redundancy that apply to all, and this white paper will help you explore what your requirements and options are.