It recently occurred to me that I don`t feel like I`m seeing anything particularly new and clever coming through at the minute. Plenty of organisations still trying to get things like SCCM/MDT working properly, virtualisation is broadly the same as it was 5 years ago though Hyper-V continues to steal market share due to being cheap. I`ve seen a big move to Cisco UCS and the like, but again, all broadly the same tulip with different badges. The only big difference I`m seeing in data centres now is the amount of flash storage, which is nice, but again, it`s hardly new technology. I`m seeing more hyper-converged bits and pieces, I guess.
Or, to look at it another way, if I could switch my skillset overnight I have no idea what I`d choose. I`m probably least familiar with networking - has the magic of SDN started to actually appear in your average companies production environment yet?
Or, to look at it another way, if I could switch my skillset overnight I have no idea what I`d choose. I`m probably least familiar with networking - has the magic of SDN started to actually appear in your average companies production environment yet?
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