Podcast: Windows File Server And Storage Consolidation — Optimizing Data Efficiency
With Jeff Day, Hewlett-Packard Company and Stan Gibson, Stan Gibson Communications
Source: Hewlett Packard
Hosting networked storage on Windows file servers has been a popular and effective approach to managing the growing demand for storage. The result: Windows file servers everywhere. This sprawl makes inexpensive systems expensive because of wasted capacity, low utilization rates and sub-optimal availability. By consolidating Windows file servers and storage devices, IT organizations realize substantial savings in management and infrastructure costs while establishing a highly available, independently scalable platform for file services.
Listen to this podcast to learn about consolidating a Windows file serving environment using next-generation Scalable NAS. The benefits of a unified storage environment include:
- Flexibility to reaollocate resources to meet changing business needs
- Integrated high availability with no additional cost
- Planning for painless future storage growth
- Independently scalable file serving performance and capacity
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