Download Here. Tape library consolidation can
generate significant operational savings. Technology advancements
have resulted in more efficient libraries, larger capacity and
faster cartridges, and improved reliability. These elements provide
substantial savings and improvements over tape libraries that are
four years or older. When upgrading or consolidating libraries,
organizations need to consider whether the total cost of ownership (TCO)
and the return on investment (ROI) meet the company’s operational
and financial objectives. This paper identifies key areas that
generate savings in a tape library consolidation project and
examines the steps for calculating ROI. It is intended for IT staff
or other management within the organization who influence or have
responsibility
for the decision-making process related to the design of the IT
infrastructure. It will give these individuals a broad spectrum of
knowledge so they can determine the financial implications and make
the appropriate decisions related to library consolidation.
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