Want to avoid vendor lock-in? Software-defined storage could be the answer
Panel at recent event suggests that setting a storage strategy is like sending a probe to Mars. 'You send the probe in the general direction of Mars, and then adjust its course as it gets close'
Some organisations are looking to software-defined storage as a way to avoid vendor lock-in. That's one of the views to emerge from a recent Computing IT Leaders Forum on 'Architecting your organisation...
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