Storage Management Strategies for the CIO
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The goals of implementing a storage network may be different depending on the individual environment. In general, the top three goals most often cited for implementing a storage network are:
- Reduce administrative costs
- Allow non-disruptive scaling of storage to accommodate the demand for data storage
- Enable better resource utilization (to drive effective utilization to 80 or 90 percent from currently less than 50% in many environments).
Randy Kerns
Evaluator Group, Inc.Editor's note: Do you agree with this expert's response? If you have more to share, post it in our Storage Networking discussion forum at http://searchstorage.discussions.techtarget.com/WebX?replyToMessage@7.uALMagHuauI^1@.ee83ce4!viewtype=convdate or e-mail us directly at editor@searchstorage.com.
This was first published in October 2001
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