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In India Mobility, Big Data Most Important IT Trends

Dell Future Ready IT Survey: 66% of ITDMs felt that Mobility is the most important technology trend to their organisation

Dell has revealed its ‘Future Ready IT Survey’ conducted by Penn Schoen Berland (PSB), to identify the key requirements driving IT decision making across the globe.

The survey interviewed respondents about the most important IT trends, significance of hyperscale computing, workloads, data center management and converged Infrastructure and how these would play a role in shaping the data center.

“With the Future Ready IT Survey, we have taken our culture of customer inspired innovation to the next level by taking inputs from customers across the globe in a scientific manner to determine what it is that our customer really requires in the ever changing IT landscape,” said Ravi Pendekanti, Vice President, Server Product Marketing, Dell Inc.

Mobility and Big Data seen as the most important IT trends in India
The data center today is evolving. Industry forces such as cloud computing, mobility, big data and software-defined are rewriting the rules of IT and in turn are changing the way technology architectures are being developed. IT Decisions

Makers in India and globally are realising the importance of these trends and the influence they are having on IT. In India:

66% of ITDMs felt that Mobility is the most important technology trend to their organisation; followed by Big Data (65 %) and Cloud Computing (63 %)

53 % of ITDMs stated that they will be investing in Cloud Computing in the next one year; followed by Mobility (41%)

68 % of Indian organisations have already deployed software defined storage solutions
74% of ITDMs were very concerned ‘Security, Compliance and Data Protection’ issues in their organisation; 59 % were concerned with managing opex.

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