The rise of 'in between' storage tiers

Filed in archive Methodology , Planning/Strategy on March 12, 2006

The rise of 'in between' storage tiers - Computerworld:

Somtimes, your needs don't exactly match what the vendor is selling. Sometimes, if you're lucky, the vendor comes up with another offering, or a variation on an existing offering, that comes closer to matching your requirements.

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