Reducing Cost-to-Serve Server & Storage Services Research Notes
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The Cost-to-Serve analysis methodology can help you find the best opportunities for cost savings in the server and storage areas of your infrastructure. Check out these case studies and detailed tactics.
These research notes, provided by Info-Tech Research Group, apply the Cost-to-Serve cost-reduction approach to identify cost-cutting opportunities in the server and storage services area.
Coverage includes:
- Guidance on whether this service area is a strong cost-cutting candidate for the organization.
- Descriptions of specific cost-reduction measures that can be achieved according to varying time frames.
- A section on potential mistakes and mitigation steps.
- Case studies that provide real-life insight into experiences with these cost-reduction techniques.
By understanding the cost to deliver server and storage services, IT can determine a better cost management approach that reduces costs while protecting the overarching strategy of the organization.
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