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Storage Management Software

The storage management software market encompasses all software products sold as add-on options to run on a server, network attached storage device, or storage device to facilitate device management or data management and protection. Revenue relates to the sale of new licenses and maintenance and support services, including the sale of new licenses to upgrade an existing license to a new version, telephone support and on-site patch assistance. Revenue does not include professional services. In order for products to be included in this coverage, they must be a separately tracked source of income for the company and not just part of a related product or service. This market presents data storage solutions such as backup or email archiving. Storage management software extends from the desktop to the mainframe and includes products that target a single or limited group of devices, as well as products that support a heterogeneous group of devices. The storage management software market is divided into seven segments. Storage management software is the sum of its segments and represents all the tools needed to manage the capacity, performance, and availability of data stored on disk, tape, and optical devices, as well as network devices over which data can flow.

Literal Meanings of Storage Management Software

Storage:

Meanings of Storage:

1. The act of storing goods in the condition in which they are stored.

2. (usually countable) An item or place where something is stored.

3. (usually uncountable) Any computing device, including a hard drive, that stores data longer than RAM.

4. Price of storage of goods.

5. Set aside for storage.

Sentences of Storage

1. There is plenty of storage space in the attic.

2. I recommend backing up these files to memory before reinstalling the OS.

Software:

Meanings of Software:

1. Encoded computer instructions that can usually be changed (unless they are stored in some form of non-volatile memory such as ROM).

2. People involved in combat, as opposed to material goods such as weapons and vehicles.