USC's Marshall School of Business is migrating to a virtualized storage system from Xiotech to save money and boost performance

Dan Lewis knew that his SAN's days were numbered. The EVA 3000 system from Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE: HPQ) was five years old. Support was getting costly, performance wasn't meeting his needs, and he knew the problem would only get worse as demand for storage began to grow. But Lewis, manager of network services for the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business in Los Angeles, also knew that he had to meet more needs than just the demand for storage.

This article discusses Marshall School of Business' need to unchain their growing storage needs and move to a more feature-rich, expandable and cost effective solution.

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