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In this report, S&P Global Market Intelligence 451 Research identifies the key challenges and opportunities for modernization. You will learn about:

  • The significant challenges facing organizations driving the modernization of storage and data management practices include annual data growth rates of 29%, a lack of skilled talent, and rising operational costs.
  • The key capabilities organizations should look for when implementing a modern storage infrastructure to prepare for modern workloads such as GenAI and streamline the data management complexity of hybrid cloud environments.
  • How multiprotocol storage flexibility and intelligent tools with AIOps and observability provide proactive insights to enhance infrastructure efficiency through resource optimization while streamlining data management and governance

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Executive Chairman, President and CEO, Hitachi Vantara
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