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The x86-based server market continues to grow as organizations seek to replace propriety systems with more open x86-based architectures to optimize business outcomes. TBR research indicates that as customers use more x86 servers in their data centers, they are increasingly leveraging this hardware for business-critical workloads such as database applications, systems management, enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM). Customers require reliable, strong-performing hardware backed by vendors with a solid services and support organization to confidently run these workloads on their x86 servers. TBR’s 4Q15 Corporate IT Buying Behavior & Customer Satisfaction Study: x86-based Servers (CSAT x86-based Servers Study) found customers require a server vendor to excel in several areas, including sales processes, product quality, and services and support. Satisfaction scores from TBR’s 4Q15 CSAT x86-based Servers Study show that customers view L