Integrated stack or best-of-breed solution? That's a question increasingly being asked by businesses looking for ways to streamline data centers, and increasing their efficiency while reduce their cost. While the integrated stack brings together a variety products from a single vendor optimized to work as a complete solution, going best-of-breed lets customers and partners pick and choose from the products which are most suited to their requirements.
Yet does data center efficiency have to be an either-or question? Join Joseph F. Kovar, senior editor, CRN, and John Shell, Director of Servers and Storage, Oracle, on September 10th at 11 am Pacific/2 pm Eastern as they look at the debate between integrated stacks and best-of-breed solutions and how in many situations the right answer is a combination of the two.
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