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In a work carried out by Hu Yoshida, vice president and global CTO of Hitachi Data Systems, the company presents the trends for 2014, based on information covered during numerous visits to customers around the world, proximity to technology analysts and market opinion makers. from you. Check out:
Key IT trends for 2014:
1- The renovation of the technology park will focus on business results
Less focus on infrastructure and more on applications
2- At converged solutions for specific applications
Agile implementation and operational efficiency
3– Greater adherence to Cloud Private
Provisioning and self-service in private cloud environments
4- THE Big Data explosion defines PB archiving capacity
Scalability and efficiency
5- Solutions sync-and-share to manage the phenomenon shadow IT
Shadow IT, devices furniture will be controlled by the IT area
6- Object storage adds value to “dark date"
Data silos contain valuable hidden information
7- Backup reduction through archiving, copying and snaps
Storage explosion is multiplied by uncontrolled creation of backup copies and clones
8- Explosion of Flash Disk Technology
Focus on enterprise flash solutions over traditional SSD disk solutions
9- Encryption of archived data becomes critical
Ensuring the integrity and protection of files, blocks and objects
10- Transforming IT operations through virtualization and automation
Roles and responsibilities are changing, new skills will be required
Key IT trends for 2014:
1- The renovation of the technology park will focus on business results
Less focus on infrastructure and more on applications
2- At converged solutions for specific applications
Agile implementation and operational efficiency
3– Greater adherence to Cloud Private
Provisioning and self-service in private cloud environments
4- THE Big Data explosion defines PB archiving capacity
Scalability and efficiency
5- Solutions sync-and-share to manage the phenomenon shadow IT
Shadow IT, devices furniture will be controlled by the IT area
6- Object storage adds value to “dark date"
Data silos contain valuable hidden information
7- Backup reduction through archiving, copying and snaps
Storage explosion is multiplied by uncontrolled creation of backup copies and clones
8- Explosion of Flash Disk Technology
Focus on enterprise flash solutions over traditional SSD disk solutions
9- Encryption of archived data becomes critical
Ensuring the integrity and protection of files, blocks and objects
10- Transforming IT operations through virtualization and automation
Roles and responsibilities are changing, new skills will be required
Executive Hu Yoshida also writes about technology, best practices, consumer experience, trends, innovation and sustainability on his corporate blog, considered one of the most important in the IT field: blogs.hds.com/hu
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