| Value-Add: Data Warehousing & Analysis Services Cube Storage Estimates |
| Written by Derek Comingore |
| Tuesday, 22 July 2008 03:43 |
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A common question I hear from my clients is “how much storage do we need?” Now wait a second, I thought storage was cheap these days right? Wrong, consumer storage is cheap; enterprise storage is still not what I would classify as cheap. Add to this fact that Enterprise Data Warehouses (EDWs) commonly break into the several terabytes range and the matter of planning storage capacities becomes greater. Read more... |
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