ESG Lab Validation report: Next generation IBM Storwize V7000 Disk System

This report documents the results of ESG Lab hands-on testing of the IBM Storwize V7000 Midrange Disk System. It focuses on the powerful, enterprise-class features and functionality offered by the next-generation hardware platform including real-time compression with hardware acceleration, heterogeneous storage virtualization, tiering, capacity-efficient point-in-time snapshots, and unified storage capability.

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Transform your business with cloud-ready storage

The IBM Storwize family of storage systems is ideal for organizations needing a robust and flexible technology infrastructure they can rely on, providing cloud-ready storage components that can access, manage, back up and archive the vast amounts of data generated by cloud workloads.
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IDC Worldwide: All-Flash Array and Hybrid Flash Array Report

This IDC study provides detailed insights into the rapidly growing market for enterprise storage systems that leverage flash storage media. This study segments this market into the following two technology segments: AFAs and HFAs. Insights into these two market segments are provided historically. Market shares and IDC analysis are provided for each of the top vendors in these two segments along with detailed market-level analysis.
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Optimizing for Innovation: How Hybrid IT Outsourcing Shifts IT Focus to Innovation

Download the CenturyLink executive brief "Optimizing for Innovation: How Hybrid IT Outsourcing Shifts IT Focus to Innovation” and explore how cost efficiencies can be achieved via the different elements of a Hybrid IT infrastructure outsource approach, allowing IT groups to apply more of the IT budget to innovation.

Learn how even a small percentage reduction in IT infrastructure costs can dramatically increase the funding available for innovating new applications or other initiatives critical to business success.

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Follow the Money: Big Data ROI and Inline Analytics

Wikibon conducted in-depth interviews with organizations that had achieved Big Data success and high rates of returns. These interviews determined an important generality: that Big Data winners focused on operationalizing and automating their Big Data projects. They used Inline Analytics to drive algorithms that directly connected to and facilitated automatic change in the operational systems-of-record. These algorithms were usually developed and supported by data tables derived using Deep Data Analytics from Big Data Hadoop systems and/or data warehouses. Instead of focusing on enlightening the few with pretty historical graphs, successful players focused on changing the operational systems for everybody and managed the feedback and improvement process from the company as a whole.
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In-Memory Databases Put the Action in Actionable Insights

In order to derive business value from Big Data, practitioners must have the means to quickly (as in sub-milliseconds) analyze data, derive actionable insights from that analysis, and execute the recommended actions. While Hadoop is ideal for storing and processing large volumes of data affordably, it is less suited to this type of real-time operational analytics, or Inline Analytics. For these types of workloads, a different style of computing is required. The answer is in-memory databases.
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Applications Moderization – Adapting and Embracing Change to drive Financial and Service Efficiencies

In a December 2011 Forrester Research study, more than 200 survey respondents identified three top drivers for modernization: cost; functionality; and the need for innovation. This research shows that agencies can improve service delivery and reduce costs by proactively evaluating their information technology infrastructure.

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IDC Technology Spotlight, New Strategies for a New World – Are you Ready?

This Technology Spotlight discusses the benefits of HP's Technology Services and how IT environments can take advantage of these services to help increase efficiency, decrease the time IT needs to delivery services to the business, increase uptime and SLA's, and improve business application performance. In addition, this paper explores how HP services can help organizations ease the deployment challenges associated with rolling out infrastructure that helps improve optimization levels that drive business performance.

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Enterprise Strategy Group: “Transforming the Enterprise with a Dynamic IT Infrastructure”

Imagine an environment where business decisions drive application choices of policy, with no regard for infrastucture, where best practives are implemented based soley on business requirements - and a "guaranteed service level" means just that. The IT of the future will be an elaborate business operation unencumbered by past technology decisions, one capable of providing exact service levels to multiple constituencies while continually optimizing costs. In this environment, IT will evolve into an even more valuable "weapon" for the business, with the ability to react quickly and cost-effectively, to deliver seamless user experience and become a true digital enterprise that leverages digital technology as a competitive advantage.

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