Traditionally, companies have purchased their data storage resources via capital expenditures (CapEx). Now, with the advent of cloud-based Storage as a Service (STasS) providers, acquiring
Traditionally, corporations’ storage spending through capital expenditures (CapEx). The servers, networks, and storage arrays they require for their data centers are purchased up front, and
How to Avoid Cloud Vendor Lock-In: Vendor lock-in is what happens when your business selects a particular vendor to provide a product, but then is
The Industrial Internet is here and it’s growing fast. What is the Industrial Internet? Jay Ireland, President and CEO of GE Africa, describes it this
Projections for cloud storage growth in the next few years are glowing. For example, a recent report from 451 Research indicates that 41% of all
The amount of data businesses require to support their operations is exploding year by year. Most of that growth in digital storage is taking place
What is the difference between OpEx versus CapEx technology spending? Established enterprises have traditionally funded their data storage facilities through capital expenditures (CapEx). Companies purchased
IT is reinventing itself. Not only are the cloud and mobile technologies revolutionizing the way we see IT, but the economic landscape is such that
With the advent of cloud computing, the ‘as a Service’ model of buying software, enterprise cloud storage, and related trends in IT, many organizations are successfully shifting some or all IT expenses to the operational expense ledger, similarly abbreviated as OpEx.