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AVFS
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AVFSA Virtual File System
AVFSAnti-Virus File System (security)
AVFSAd Valorem Financial Services (various locations)
AVFSAfrica Village Financial Services (microfinance; Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)
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File virtualization (which can work in DAS and NAS as well as SAN), provides a virtual file system layer between files and block level storage.
Virtual storage and real confusion: a big disconnect between what ... by Chudnow, Christine Taylor / Computer Technology Review
The initial phase of the 660-seat implementation will involve the creation of a virtual file system that will allow service representatives immediate access to files and related documents to improve customer service to MBCC high-end customers.
Mercedes-Benz Credit Corporation Selects FileNET Panagon Software for ... by Business Wire
In the Unix world, this takes the form of a Virtual File System (VFS).
DAFS: Enabling Data Center Applications by Lent, Arthur / Computer Technology Review
 
 
 
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