Your organisation may have committed its IT operational future to Oracle – but that is just part of the challenge. Now you must select infrastructure that delivers optimal performance for your Oracle estate. Here are four questions to answer that will help you make the smartest choice as you consider your options. 1. How will […]
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If your organisation is running a legacy SPARC/Solaris environment, it is tempted to leave things as they are. You know what the shortcomings of these systems are – and how to work around them. But to simply ‘ignore’ issues is a false economy. Inefficient operations are a drain on financial and technical resources, adding to
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As we have discussed previously, Oracle SPARC servers are definitely not the lowest cost – but they do offer an exceptional return on investment . Here are three more factors to consider when planning the future of your Oracle operating environment. 1. Security on chip Given that security is now a strategic priority, the CTO
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Despite the general trend towards cloud computing, there will almost always be a need for onsite data storage and processing. Given that hardware ages at the same time as stakeholders become increasingly demanding, you will inevitably need to refresh your data centre hardware periodically. So why should you choose Oralce SPARC systems instead of cheaper,
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The benefits of server consolidation have been understood for years, with Gartner reporting growing adoption levels as far back as 1998 and virtualisation driving even more consolidation projects in recent years. In a consolidated environment the improved utilisation of servers means that server resources are used more efficiently, performance improves, and hardware requirements are lower,
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