IT Roadmap

Downtown Louisville enjoyed over 50,000 visitors, a 40% increase in business and over $3 million in spending over the St. Patrick’s Day weekend, though it had nothing to do with green beer.  The crowds were here to see the NCAA tournament being held for the first time at the KFC YUM! Center, and the boice.net team was right in the middle of it.  From start to finish our team – consisting of Ashley Murphy, Jeremy Holmes, Jon Wiesner, Ray Singer, and Paul Wenz -- were there to set up and implement IT needs alongside the Kentucky State Fair Board’s IT team.

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Meeting the needs of today’s business users is creating ever more complexity in the data center. It’s simply no longer efficient to manually assemble components at the cost of delayed service delivery. As IT leaders take a more holistic view of the data center they’ve started moving away from the notion of silos created by separate network, storage, server technology and administration stacks. At the speed of data, technology and business evolution, flexibility and an organization’s ability to adapt and respond are the true business advantages that IT must tap into.

A Cisco® Unified Computing System™ (UCS) eliminates much of the complexity that makes managing a traditional data center challenging by limiting the visibility needed to contain virtual server sprawl and to improve application performance. Simplified management is also addressed through a single system that spans server, storage and networking—as well as hardware—to create a truly integrated data center that facilitates the need for speed and transparent user experience.

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