SQL Server database consolidation provides decreased costs and lessens the amount of hardware you need to store data in your database. But those aren’t the only benefits. Consolidation can also ensure all of the perks you were seeing previously, such as stability, agility, and scalability. But by creating a centrally managed cluster of data and storage resources, your environment becomes more dynamic and highly-available.

Read this brief white paper to learn about a SQL Server consolidation strategy that is easy to deploy and use and provides a highly-available and dynamic environment for data storage.