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Even before Sept. 11, the $40 billion-a-year data-storage industry was experiencing brisk demand for its products and services, as companies found all sorts of efficiencies through instant access to digital information on customers, suppliers, partners and employees. But the terror attacks have reminded many more companies around...
That's a self-serving view, but it's one shared by independent analysts. The volume of digital information--transaction data, e-mail, video images--that companies collect and store continues to double every year in spite of the dotcom wipeouts. "It is the only recession-proof area from a...
Summers closed his speech with the prediction that Harvard is becoming a “global university” that must “extend excellence without ever diluting it.” As the former Secretary of the Treasury and head of the World Bank, Summers has ample experience...
20 DeWolfe 38: Digital cable was finally installed in the bedroom of Keith M. Radford ’02. This installation featured a reading by former poet laureate Robert Pinsky, a choral rendition of “10,000 Men of Harvard,” and a rerun of The...
Harder hit by the attacks were law firms and insurance companies--paper-intensive businesses whose critical documents scattered like confetti. "We lost bound volumes, transaction documents, correspondence files," says Jack Williams, a managing partner at the law firm Thacher, Proffitt & Wood, which lost its offices on floors 38 to 40...