When it comes to upgrading your IT infrastructure, one of the key selling points that both vendors and service providers raise is efficiency. Every industry has its own definition of the word, but in the most basic, literal sense, efficiency is a measure of how well a certain system works to produce a specific amount of output. In IT terms, a more efficient architecture generates a particular level of output consuming a smaller pool of resources such as human capital, energy, etc. In a business scenario, doing the same work for less input is a tantalizing proposition. It just makes sense.

One of the hottest buzz-phrases in today's modern workspace is "hybrid IT." As customers gradually move workloads to the cloud and maintain workloads on-premises, these environments that co-exist with …

Much has been written about the modern workspace and yet, it remains one of the more misunderstood concepts in the business world today. Many C-Suite types have heard how …

Hyper-converged technology for server and storage networking is not brand-spanking new. The technology has been out on the market for about five years now, and many vendors are offering …