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Archive of March 2012 - The Storage Chap / TechObsessedDad

Changes in Datacentre thinking?
Posted on March 29, 2012 by TheStorageChap in Cloud, Data Center
Over the last few weeks I have had some interesting conversations with a variety of large and small customers and have started to hear some common themes in regard to future datacentre thinking. Organisations are becoming less interested in running and...
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VPLEX – Operational vs. Business Benefits
Posted on March 2, 2012 by TheStorageChap in Data Center, Federation, Virtualization, VPLEX
Whilst it has been a busy few weeks from a work and travel perspective, with another busy week ahead (I am on a plane to Dubai as I write this), I am hugely encouraged by customer demand for the functionality...
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