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Data center consolidation restructures your IT costs for continued growth

9/20/2012
Provided by: IBM
As the demands on IT continue to grow and marketplaces become ever more competitive, uncertain and complex, IT executives are expected to rapidly provide new solutions for creating and answering opportunities. Yet they must do so while maintaining their existing infrastructure and working within the limitations of tight budgets and resources. Given the difficult realities, forward-looking IT executives are keenly aware of the need to think differently about how to meet the ongoing challenges. Our work and discussions with CIOs revealed that they know they need to look for help in three areas to make progress.
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Data center consolidation restructures your IT costs for continued growth


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