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Five tips for forecasting storage resource needs
Dan Weinstein 11.03.2005
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When it comes to storage resource forecasting, it's good practice to use both of the basic approaches to forecasting: quantitative and qualitative. But as important as it is to use both of these methods, it's jusst as important to stay flexible. There are always outside influences, such as regulatory compliance, mergers and acquisitions, and general economic cycles, that can greatly impact your storage resource needs.
These f
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ive tips will help you develop an accurate process for forecasting storage resources:
This article was adapted as a tip for SearchStorage.com from "Storage" magazine's October issue. To read the full article, click here.
For more information:
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About the author: Dan Weinstein is a senior consultant for GlassHouse Technologies Inc., Framingham, Mass.
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