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For twenty years, Scott D. Lowe has served in various capacities in a number of companies and private institutions, including Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, Elmira College in Elmira, New York, and as the Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri. In addition to serving as the chief information officer for three organizations, Scott has established himself as a well-known technology analyst and author. He has written more than 3,000 articles for such sites as CBS Interactive’s TechRepublic.com, Wikibon, TechTarget, and many more. Mr. Lowe is also the author or co-author of four books and is the creator of ten video training courses for TrainSignal.

Mr. Lowe has also served as a technology consultant for CampusWorks, Inc., a well-known higher education technology consultancy providing world class technology competency to colleges and universities. In this role, Mr. Lowe performed a number of Information Technology assessments, business process reviews, and project implementations. On his own, Mr. Lowe has also performed technology consulting activities that include systems implementations, comprehensive technology assessments, and planning assistance. He has established a reputation as a creative problem solver and has partnered with Dr. Lamkin to bring our joint expertise to the overall business of the institution.



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  3. ActualTech Debrief: Commvault HyperScale
  4. The Purity of Hyperconverged Infrastructure: What’s in a Name?
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  8. Overcoming “New Vendor Risk”: Pure Storage’s Techniques
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  11. Crowd-sourced Metrics and Automated Support Should Be Key Features In Your Next Storage Array – It’s Good For The Business
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  18. VMware VSAN Vs The Simplicity Of Hyperconvergence
  19. CIOs Should Require Analytics As Part Of Vendor Infrastructure Support
  20. Business Needs Dictate The Importance Of Scale Up Vs Scale Out Storage
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  22. Determining Storage Performance Needs is Part Science and Part Art
  23. Nimble Storage’s Scale To Fit and Proactive Wellness Features Simplify IT
  24. Successful Backup and Recovery Requires Good Orchestration
  25. Commvault outlines Simpana 10 at Tech Field Day 9
  26. Hybrid Storage: Buy Now, Add Workloads Later And Enjoy Additional Value
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  28. Hyper-Convergence and Commoditization for CIOs – Wikibon
  29. The brewing battle between hybrid and all-flash storage
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