Customer storage purchasing intentions study, spring 2009

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Customer storage purchasing intentions study, spring 2009

Staff, SearchStorageChannel.com
Storage magazine has been surveying storage buyers at customer sites twice a year for the past seven years, in its Purchasing Intentions series of studies. The most recent research, conducted this spring, reveals what technologies customers will be spending money on this year and why, how much they'll be spending, which technologies will experience growth this year, which ones will wane, which vendors are in favor for which product categories, where the trends are headed and what priorities are driving their purchasing decisions.


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The time is right for efficient storage
iSCSI adoption rates among storage buyers
Special Report: Criteria driving storage buyer purchasing decisions, by product category

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