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Optimizing Performance with Frequent Server Replacements for Enterprises

As businesses digitize themselves, seek long-term resiliency for their current business models, and explore new revenue-generation opportunities, server infrastructure shifts from a cost to an asset

Chief information officers (CIOs) and IT leaders must select the optimal time to replace all or part of their existing server infrastructure. This white paper discusses the findings of a study commissioned by Dell Technologies and Intel. The study sought to determine the quantitative and qualitative impact of timely and delayed server infrastructure refreshes in midsize and enterprise organisations. Learn more about Dell solutions powered by Intel®

Report Snap Shot

  • IDC Opinion 
  • Financial Costs of Delayed Server Replacements 
  • Organizational Benefits of Timely Server Replacements 
  • Small Frequent Improvements Result in Larger Gains

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