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January 21, 2010 – More than half of data administrators surveyed (51 percent) said that technology refreshes were the top priority for 2011, according to a new IT survey by SANpulse Technologies Inc.

The results of the study reveal what data center managers are planning for the next 12 months.

Data center consolidation was the primary concern for 41.5 percent of administrators surveyed. More than a third (34.5 percent) intend to migrate to a public or private cloud this year.

When asked about the most difficult issues they expect to deal with, 39 percent responded that multidepartmental coordination was a top concern.

“Large enterprises have ongoing tech refreshes throughout the year,” says Joy Burd, vice president of marketing communication for SANpulse Technologies Inc. “Tech refreshes enable the move to the cloud. Cloud migration requires coordination between business units.”

“Preparing your migration project properly requires coordination, but you will have less down time,” says Burd. “If you have your ducks in a row, it’s going to happen correctly.”

The 2011 Enterprise Data Center Survey was conducted in December 2010 and included more than 100 large enterprises (those with more than 10,000 employees) across a range of industries.

SANpulse offers a white paper on 10 steps to a smoother data migration for free on their site.

Read more on trends in cloud migration here.

Valerie Valentine is senior editor for Information Management. You can follow her on Twitter at @va1va1entine or via email at valerie.valentine@sourcemedia.com.

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