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| New SSD
Market Analysts Directory |
Editor:- September 3,
2008 -
storagesearch.com today published a new directory - "SSD market
analysts and SSD market research".
It lists analysts and
market research companies which sell high quality reports or marketing
services related to the SSD market.
"As the number of SSD focused
analyst companies starts moving into double digits - defragmenting these
strategic data resources and more clearly signposting what they have to
offer, will become a necessary part of the information services that we deliver
to our readers" - said editor, Zsolt Kerekes. |
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"Many analysts I talk
to have insights which could help vendors design better products or get them to
market more effectively, but they have difficulty getting the visibility they
need when competing for attention in the
storage news reader
space. Storagesearch.com is the right platform - because it's also read by most
SSD vendors themselves. By moving this specialized content off the main
SSD news pages - we'll
be able to give it more depth." | | |
