Byte and Switch
Byte and Switch was launched to address enterprise users’ need for clear, concise information about the exploding field of storage networking.
Primary Audience/Demographics
- 64% Technical Decision-Makers [IT/IS/Networking]
- 36% Business Decision-Makers [Corp/LOB]
- 60% IT/Corporate Management
Storage has evolved into something more than a secondary application for servers. It’s come to mean more than running that nightly tape backup. New data-retention laws and the unbridled growth of structured and unstructured data have made storage resources and networks a critical part of the IT environment and essential to business continuity.
Byte and Switch delivers the latest news and analysis of the technology, people, and partnerships that shape and transform the storage industry’s landscape. While daily news is the cornerstone of Byte and Switch, the site also offers insightful analysis, whether it’s expert commentary from analyst Jon William Toigo or the blog musings from our own editorial staff.
With all these resources and more, Byte and Switch ensures that your customers make the most informed decisions about spending, building, and managing storage technology inside the enterprise.
Average Monthly Traffic
- 80,000 Unique visitors
- 350,000 Page views
- Time spent - 5:33 Minutes
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Source, all data: 2008 TechWeb User Study
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