Enterprise-grade solid state storage based on flash is becoming ‘the new normal’, for primary storage at least. Much more than just a very fast disk drive, flash can also be more efficient, consistent, robust and manageable. Used carefully, as it is in Fujitsu’s self-optimising storage arrays for example, it opens up a number of major opportunities, such as better service management and the ability to support innovative business processes.
Content Contributors: Dale Vile & Bryan Betts
Dale is a co-founder of Freeform Dynamics, and today runs the company. As part of this, he oversees the organisation’s industry coverage and research agenda, which tracks technology trends and developments, along with IT-related buying behaviour among mainstream enterprises, SMBs and public sector organisations.
Bryan Betts is sadly no longer with us. He worked as an analyst at Freeform Dynamics between July 2016 and February 2024, when he tragically passed away following an unexpected illness. We are proud to continue to host Bryan’s work as a tribute to his great contribution to the IT industry.
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