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Case Study: Increasing Productivity By Cutting Unnecessary Management Time
sponsored by Dell, Inc.
Posted:  28 Oct 2012
Published:  31 Jul 2012
Format:  PDF
Length:  4  Page(s)
Type:  White Paper
Language:  English
ABSTRACT:

Fortlax is one of the largest commercial data centers in Sweden. They offer a wide range of hosting solutions, including online backups and virtual machine infrastructures.

With data storage expected to increase 10-fold in the next 5 years, Fortlax wanted to replace its existing storage system with a scalable solution that would cut management time.

Check out this short white paper to learn how Fortlax was able to seamlessly and affordably modernize its storage infrastructure and the benefits they now enjoy, including:

  • Considerably lower total cost of ownership with automated data tiering
  • Management time slashed by 2 hours a week
  • Reduced power use by up to 70%
  • And more





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Cooling Capacity | Data Compression | Data Management | Data Management Software | Data Security | Storage Capacity | Storage Efficiency | Storage Infrastructure | Storage Optimization | Storage Spending | Storage Strategy for Virtual Data Centers | Tiered Storage

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