Q309 Storage Report from TheInfoPro Highlights Winning Storage Technologies and Vendors in 2010
The in-depth study reveals that while 45% of F1000 respondents plan to increase storage spending in the coming months, 29% still expect major budget decreases. In contrast, 41% of MSEs plan to increase storage spending this year, while 25% expect further reductions.
Of the 300 plus interviews conducted, most show that major spending increases won’t resume until new business application installs once again create massive demands on storage needs, In the interim, storage shops will focus on productivity improvement and hardware inventory adjustments to prepare for virtualization and cloud support needs.
For more specifics on the data, please visit: http://www.theinfopro.com/2010/01/tippr-012510/
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