With the vast amount of data produced on a daily basis, companies are responsible for storing, protecting, and analysing this information to optimise their performance. And when sourcing technology to support these data initiatives, organisations consider reliability and performance as their top priorities.
This study from ESG looks into the top capabilities and attributes that businesses consider to be the most valuable when it comes to data infrastructure, and reviews Dell’s PowerStore and how it can improve data resiliency.
Download this report to read about the specific software capabilities of PowerStoreOS and see the results of ESG’s technical validation.
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