Optimizing Virtualization Deployments -- Overprovisioning No Longer Feasible

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	Optimizing Virtualization Deployments — Overprovisioning No Longer Feasible Companies of all sizes are implementing server virtualization, expanding earlier pilot efforts, or exploring how to begin these projects. Organizations attempting to optimize their virtualization deployments or those building next-generation cloud infrastructures require coordinated IT components, such as servers, networks, storage, and hypervisors, that help this transition. This white paper highlights the critical features necessary to move beyond server virtualization by leveraging key integration capabilities between IT components, with a focus on the important role that storage plays in the data center architecture. DOWNLOAD
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