If reading blogs doesn’t give you your enterprise storage fix, there’s a new option in town: Twitter!
Lots of the top folks in the enterprise storage community are now using the microblogging service, and a regular community has evolved. It’s really taken off over the past few months.
If you’re interested in enterprise storage, here’s a short list of the top folks to follow, in alphabetical order:
- Tony Asaro
- Barry Burke/The Storage Anarchist, EMC
- George Crump
- Chris Evans/The Storage Architect
- Marc Farley, 3PAR
- Dave Graham, EMC
- Brian Greenberg
- Mitch Haile
- Jolene Hajj
- IanHF
- Christopher Kusek/CXI, NetApp
- Stuart Miniman, EMC
- Michael Moeschler, NetApp
- Beth Pariseau
- Eric Pederson, NetApp
- Matt Povey, HDS
- Kostadis Roussos, NetApp
- Ed Saipetch
- Greg Schultz
- Steven Schwartz/The SAN Technologist, Dell
- David Spencer, EMC
- Pete Steege, Seagate
- Storagebod
- Storage Monkeys
- Andrew Storrs
- Steve Todd, EMC
- Mark Twomey/Storagezilla, EMC
- Barry Whyte, IBM
- And ME!
Plus there are a few official company twitterers:
While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out FriendFeed:
Stephen, of note, BlueArc is on FriendFeed as well, at http://www.friendfeed.com/bluearc. You can also see the company’s Google Reader link blog here: http://tinyurl.com/bluearclinkblog. That captures what we see as the best of the storage blogosphere and news each day.
Stephen, StorageIO in addition to the main website (e.g. http://www.storageio.com) and primary blog site (www.storageioblog.com) , is also on blogspot (http://storageio.blogspot.com/), facebook, friendfeed (http://friendfeed.com/gregschulz), technorati and twitter among other venues (e.g. Linkedin, Plaxo, etc..). – Cheers Greg Schulz
Stephen, StorageIO in addition to the main website (e.g. http://www.storageio.com) and primary blog site (http://www.storageioblog.com) , is also on blogspot (http://storageio.blogspot.com/), facebook, friendfeed (http://friendfeed.com/gregschulz), technorati and twitter among other venues (e.g. Linkedin, Plaxo, etc..). – Cheers Greg Schulz
Hey Stephen,
Brian Henderson here from EMC. Just started blogging under http://powerwindows.wordpress.com/. Feel free to add me into this list.
My twitter username is bhendu
Since this is a twitter blog – I have a question. Anyone know how to use the # in twitter to group messages and send them to one area? This is like what they did on Facebook with the inauguration…
Steve,
Just add a # before a word to tag it. You can then search for it on search.twitter.com, and some clients will automatically link it. For example if you typed “I love working for #emc!” the “#emc” part might link to http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23emc and you’d see my demo tweet. But it’s actually no different from anything else to twitter – you can search on “emc” just as easily as “#emc”!
Stephen
Hey Stephen,
I finally jumped into Twitter: http://twitter.com/hpstorageguy,
Hey Stephen,
I finally jumped into Twitter: http://twitter.com/hpstorageguy,