Four Keys to Greater Performance and ROI in the Data Center - Slide 5
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The mantra in today’s computing world seems to be a continual cry for bigger, better and faster IT systems. But with advancements available today, better and faster may be all that’s needed. New systems entering the market offer rapid deployment of software; the ability to run hundreds of applications and Web services in a single environment; integrated systems that are optimized for shared resources through implementation of various cloud solutions; and simplified cloud provisioning across servers, storage networking and middleware. |
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Data centers today are not as efficient as they could be. In fact, studies have shown that the average utilization of a Windows server alone during normal business hours is under 10 percent and the average utilization during peak hours is under 15 percent. But, according to Logicalis, an international IT solutions and managed services provider, it is possible to get more than 70 percent utilization from servers and storage today with smart technologies that automatically adapt to a company’s unique needs and usage requirements. To help CIOs navigate the sea of emerging “smart” product families, Logicalis has identified four key ways to increase performance and ROI in the data center.
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