Agile infrastructure saved the University of Reading's storage - here's how
When the existing storage vendor went into administration, the HCI contract enabled new servers to be added in minutes
From left: Graeme Burton, Seb Hakiel, Ryan Kennedy, Peter Gothard
Most business infrastructure is purchased on an ad hoc basis, cobbled together over time as the organisation buys new tech to deal with each new challenge. This not only removes agility, but also creates...
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