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IT Jungle have a post going over the server market announcement last week, it was an interesting read, the server market is changing in terms of volume and requirements. At the same time I had a few thoughts in the server space:

• Not everyone is at the same point in their IT infrastructure
  • We need to continue onboarding new users, new markets, establishing their unique requirements and what technologies can be levelled to deliver their business benefit
• Virtualization means fewer better specified servers
  • Virtualization can mean more infrastructure spend – once we see our customer specific benefits we might achieve further investment
• We need to take the technology out of IT and into the business world
  • Hardware monitoring is generic IT tool, unless you provide the business specific viewpoint – which means little business relevance and buy in.

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