` The Situation Since its founding in 1886 as a simple spice stand at the side of the road, ?Treatt ? has been making the world taste and smell a little better. And while spices last a long time, they don’t last forever. The same became true of Treatt’s IT infrastructure—they had hit the expiration date. With a traditional SAN infrastructure containing disparate servers, networks, and storage, everything was maintained—or upgraded—separately. The 8-gig network and storage system had turned into a bottleneck and impacted everyone—production people, sales, even admin staff. It was time to find a new flavor. The Problem ? Disparate infrastructure made for ?complex maintenance and upgrade processes ? Network bottlenecks were slowing everyone down— ?the entire business was impac

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