Moving and Storage Business News

The News Review:

- Seagate gives CE job back to Luczo
- What Will It Cost The bamas To Move In To The White House?
- Avalon Theatre
- Judge allows Melvin to move
- Forecast: still cc-cold!
- Directional drilling company opens Stonewall location
- Corporate Express Australia implements EMC’s backup and recovery …

Seagate gives CE job back to Luczo
San Jose Mercury News  USA 
Watkins 56 will be replaced by Seagate Chairman Stephen Luczo 51 who had relinquished his position as chief executive to Watkins in 2004. Luczo will continue to serve as chairman of the Scotts Valley information-storage company. Wickersham 52 will be replaced by Robert Whitmore 46 the company’s chief technology officer. Seagate’s investors reacted negatively to the news sending the company’s stock price down 88 cents or nearly 16 percent to close at $4. The changes caught some analysts by surprise.

What Will It Cost The bamas To Move In To The White House?
PR Newswire (press release) NY 
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Avalon Theatre
South County Times M 
The four-time Kevin Kline Award nominated company prides itself on producing socially relevant and timely plays and incorporating community outreach into each endeavor. Theatrical RootsMabrey and Kelley both actors as well as artistic directors for the company met while performing “I Do I Do” in summer stock for Stephens College. They were married in 1989 and not long after headed for greener theatrical pastures. “We packed up like the Beverly Hillbillies and moved to Chicago” said Kelley.

Judge allows Melvin to move
TheChronicleHerald.ca Canada 
Melvin’s job is with Anytime Movers a business that was registered in his father’s name last June. A white cube van bearing an advertisement for the company sat outside a family-owned property on Herring Cove Road on Wednesday. It isn’t the first moving company Jimmy Melvin Sr. He registered the short-lived Melvin’s Moving and Storage in 1988 registry of joint stock records show. Pye who was working on a move in Quebec on Thursday had no comment on his new employee.

Forecast: still cc-cold!
Indianapolis Star United States 
If you must be outdoors the Indiana State Department of Health advises that you protect against hypothermia and frostbite by wearing loose-fitting layers of clothing and covering exposed skin. The commuteWhile there is no snowfall in the forecast today beware of icy spots on area roadways. The bigger headache may be getting your car moving. The demand for wrecker services means longer waits for help. Be patient said Brian Meyer general manager of Delaware & South Towing whose drivers could expect to handle 30 runs at any one time. The AAA Hoosier Motor Club got 1000 calls Thursday for roadside assistance in its 50-county coverage area said spokesman Greg Seiter. They had reached 617 stranded motorists by 6:45 p.

Directional drilling company opens Stonewall location
Shreveport Times LA 
Stonewall is the newest location and will provide an office complex and storage facilities. Professional Directional employs 190 companywide. About 40 to 50 are working in the area. Stonewall Councilman Charles Waldon said the new company is a sign of continued economic development for the growing part of the parish. It also will result in additional tax dollars going into the town’s coffers.

Corporate Express Australia implements EMC’s backup and recovery …
CTR CA 
Corporate Express solved the problem by virtualizing its server environment using VMware technology enabling the company to reduce the number of physical servers in its datacenter. In addition to expanding the use of its data center via server virtualization Corporate Express wanted to better manage its data backup and recovery systems across virtual and physical environments including remote offices. The company was producing more corporate data every year and the IT department faced an expansion of its tape storage infrastructure. As a result they looked at and evaluated new data de-duplication functionality available in backup solutions which allows organizations to reduce the amount of redundant data before it’s backed up to secondary storage. "We trialed a few different products and then we decided to go with EMC’s Avamar solution" said Mark Jones Technology Infrastructure Manager at Corporate Express. "EMC was far ahead of the competition in delivering a proven de-duplication backup solution. We have been able to halve our backup window times and achieve a massive reduction in our data.