Coordinating the enterprise's business plan with its technology is key, the author says. The main piece of advice here, however, is identifying and fixing specific bottlenecks. They are low-cost boxes that simultaneously lower overhead for space, making them ideal for businesses large and small. They can be used for specific applications, or as general-purpose machines, and are easily scalable to accommodate expanding enterprises, the author says. The skinny on rackmount servers CRN Space costs money.
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Servers need to shrink. It's that simple, this article says. Major vendors have rushed to fill the need of clients, especially ISPs, for smaller servers. The challenge is keeping the servers powerful and easy to manage, the author says. This article discusses resources that a Sun server can use, and describes the bottlenecks that can be avoided if a server is properly sized.