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Many industry experts consider the software-defined data center (SDDC) to be the data center of the future because it enables a service-centric approach to provisioning IT resources and managing applications. According to one recent report, the market will grow at a compound annual rate of 28.8% between 2015 and 2020, reaching nearly $80 billion by the end of that period.1
Ever wonder what a complex process, such as building a Cisco IBM VersaStack™ converged system looks like? Traditionally, partners unbox more than 150 individual pieces and manually test each part, one-by-one. Avnet's integration services takes the complexity and risk out of the equation and gives partners the time and flexibility to focus on other business-critical activities.
For many customers, the Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) is more about the future than the present. But, as we know with technology, the future comes upon us very quickly and it's sometimes hard to predict if a technology movement will actually stick. So, is everyone really moving to the Software-Defined Data Center or is it just hype?
One of my favorite parts of EMC World 2015, held May 4–7 at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas, was the cavernous lounge filled with blue bean bag chairs for relaxing and watching EMC TV (e.g., featuring speakers, presentations, etc.). After a long day of schlepping around the Venetian and the adjacent Sands Expo and Convention Center, it was a delight to plop down into one of the seemingly hundreds of blue bean bags and kick back for some chill time. Since it had been years since I’d felt the distinctive crinkle of jumping into one of these things, the 10-year-old-kid in me was on cloud nine. From my legume-filled perch, I was regaled by all the wonders that constituted EMC World 2015.
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This article, 5 Resolutions You Can’t Afford to Overlook in 2015, was originally posted on the SherWeb Community Blog by RÉMI NADEAU.
A new year is like a blank page. A fresh start with endless possibilities. We resolve to change for the better. A new year is also a chance to look back on the milestones that occurred in the last months. What was achieved? What went wrong? How did things get this way?
New Year’s resolutions can benefit businesses, too. After all, employees are coming back to work rested and ready for new challenges. It’s the perfect time to make improvements. Stuck for ideas? Here are 5 must-keep IT business resolutions for 2015.
Football’s championship game is headed to Glendale, Ariz. this week, just a few miles down the road from Avnet’s headquarters in Phoenix. The sheer amount of online and physical traffic generated during the week of the big game is a marketer’s dream, especially in the IT industry. Avnet is fortunate enough to partner with some of the most innovative companies on the planet, and some of their technology is helping championship week operate without a hitch.
