Storage Management White Papers

Virtualized Storage and Windows Server® 2008

Overview Storage virtualization is nothing new, but what is new and exciting with regard to storage virtualization and Windows Server® 2008? In this podcast, Computerworld Vice President Bill Laberis poses this question to Dell's Stan Stevens, who explains the core benefits that organizations can get from storage virtualization, as well as the skill set required to take advantage of virtualization features. Stevens provides an overview of how Dell can assist companies with Windows Server® 2008 implementations.

Further White Paper Details
PublisherDell File FormatHTML
Date PublishedDecember 2008
FormatCase Studies   
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