
Jan. 12, 2009 - Symantec today released the findings of its 2008 State of the Data Center Report. The second annual study found that data center managers are caught between two conflicting goals – more demanding user expectations and higher levels of performance, yet reducing costs remain the primary objective for the data center. The report also found that data center staffing remains problematic, servers and storage continue to be underutilized and disaster recovery plans are out of date. Finally, the respondents indicated that while they are pursuing green data center initiatives, they are doing so primarily based on cost benefits.
For summary and highlights, read the Press Release.
For details, download the full report.
Resources
- Global Report: State of the Data Center 2008
- Press Presentation: State of the Data Center 2008
- Best Practices: State of the Data Center 2008
- Americas Report: State of the Data Center 2008
- Americas Presentation: State of the Data Center 2008
- APJ Report: State of the Data Center 2008
- APJ Presentation: State of the Data Center 2008
- EMEA & Eastern Europe Report: State of the Data Center 2008
- EMEA & Eastern Europe Presentation: State of the Data Center 2008
Podcasts
Podcasts on the State of the Data Center:
2007 Data Center Research report - An overview of the findings of its worldwide State of the 2007 Data Center Research report.
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Podcast on the Symantec Green Data Center Report:
2007 Symantec Green Data Center Report - An overview of the findings of the 2007 Symantec Green Data Center Report.
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