Archive for November, 2010
The last five years have been all about IT efficiency–operationally, as well as making “stuff” more efficient. We’ve made storage, networks, and servers more efficient by virtualizing them. Now it’s time to stop concerning ourselves with making gear more efficient and start focusing on making our data ...
I recently attended the GlassHouse Technologies analyst day at the luxurious Sheraton Tara in Framingham. These guys continue to be the not so little engine that could, and keep coming up with some of the best ideas in infrastructure services like vLab. More on that in another ...
In order to assess the current state of the server virtualization market, ESG recently surveyed 463 North America-based senior IT professionals representing large midmarket (500 to 999 employees) and enterprise-class (1,000 employees or more) organizations. All respondents were personally responsible for managing or overseeing IT products, services, and strategies and ...
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Click here for the full ESG Research Report, The Evolution of Server Virtualization.
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Click here for the full ESG Research Report, The Evolution of Server Virtualization.
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Click here for the full ESG Research Report, The Evolution of Server Virtualization.
ESG Reference Research includes data-centric reports and briefs designed for market intelligence, marketing, product marketing/management, engineering, and corporate strategy professionals at IT vendor organizations. ESG’s Reference Research content is designed to assist in market segmentation, market sizing, product requirements analysis, and other business planning exercises. This Reference Research brief focuses ...
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Click here for the ESG Research Report, The Evolution of Server Virtualization.
Click here for the PowerPoint slide.
Click here for the full ESG Research Report, The Evolution of Server Virtualization.
Research Data Points:
Number of Virtual Machines, by Number of Employees and Number of Physical Servers 
