Research and Markets: The Deduplication Market Research Report is the Culmination of Several Months of Analysis of Information Provided by Over 150 End-User Storage Decision Makers

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Mon Jan 12, 2009 10:06am EST

DUBLIN, Ireland--(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/66c1b8/deduplication_depl) has
announced the addition of the "Deduplication Deployment in the Large Enterprise:
Research for the End User" report to their offering. 

This deduplication research report reveals the practice and plans of large
enterprises with regard to deduplication technology. The Deduplication Market
Research report is the culmination of several months of analysis of information
provided by over 150 end-user storage decision makers in enterprises ranging
from a minimum of 50 terabytes up to over a petabyte of data, spanning multiple
industries. These findings can be instrumental in helping deduplication vendors
define or refine their offerings to their target audience. The research reveals
end-user perceptions of where deduplication should be implemented, their
concerns, what benefits they hope to gain, vendor preferences, and the
surprising areas that are of little concern are all explained along with
supporting graphs. 

Key Topics Covered:

* The Research Group 
* Total Storage Under Management 
* Areas of Organizational Responsibility 
* Functional Roles and Titles 
* Market Segments Represented 
* Company Size by Employee Headcount 
* Company Size by Corporate Revenues 
* Budgets, IT and Storage 
* Headcounts, IT and Storage 
* Regional Representation 
* Current Use & Concerns 
* Future Plans 
* Summary & Recommendations

For more information visit
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/66c1b8/deduplication_depl





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