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A service economy

Demand for IT service management software is rising fast, as vendors continue to innovate

Epicor

The art of illusion

Virtualisation is becoming a mainstream technology – but adoption rates vary by application area.

Migration routes

Data centre space within the M25 is in short supply but some operations could be moved further afield, says Michael Eaton of the Welsh Assembly.

Making enterprise storage a top business priority

In the opening three months of 2003, organisations as a whole increased their storage capacity by 49%. In any other industry that kind of growth in capacity would be regarded as wildly extravagant. But not in storage, where disk drive makers have continued to find ways of packing more data into smaller spaces and to build drives for less money. Just to stand still, some are finding they must increase the capacity of their machines by 50% or more a year.

With storage requirements and the storage capacity of systems increasing all the time, this Infoconomy industry report will help IT decision-makers understand how to make the most of their budgets and their storage and to take advantage of new technologies and management capabilities.