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Adaptive Enterprise Resource Center
Business and IT synchronized to capitalize on change
Just give me a remote control for the planet
HP prescribed the perfect management solution using HP OpenView. Now we oversee data centers in far-flung places, all from key central locations. And we can automate workload balancing and boost support to hotspots before problems affect customers - whatever the hardware or platform.
This lets our IT personnel focus on running the business smoothly and decreases costs in a major way. No pun intended, but HP really delivered.
Robert CarterCIO for FedEx
- HP brings Linux and Itanium 2 to the University of Houston Record-breaking interconnect performance of 385 MBytes per second using the Itanium 2-based cluster with an HP zx1 Chipset utilizing Linux operating system. Get the case study >
- HP Integrity servers help First Trust state-of-art equity and mutual fund transaction processing system A new transaction system with Intel Itanium 2-based servers running Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS gives First Trust Corporation a threefold performance improvement to accommodate rapid growth. Get the case study > First computer environment at a Texas university to have theoretical peak performance of 1 teraflop HP enables Rice University to support shared research computing and continue its contributions to high-performance computing. Get the case study >
- HP's view for the adaptive enterprise The HP vision for the Adaptive Enterprise is one in which IT service levels match the flow of real-time business activities where low-cost, dependable, reliable, and scalable services are available, and dynamically tapped, whenever needed - during peak times, lulls, and anytime in-between. More >
- How to build an adaptive enterprise linking business and IT In the everyday course of business, decisions and changes trigger a series of IT events that ripple throughout the enterprise. Whether the change is expected or unexpected, infrequent or constant, small or large, the success of the enterprise depends on how well your infrastructure helps you capitalize on change. More >
- Management solutions for the Adaptive Enterprise This paper describes how software and services from HP allow you to do more with less, significantly improving asset utilization by effectively pooling, prioritizing and focusing infrastructure assets on critical business priorities. More >
- HP Continues to Flesh out Adaptive Enterprise Offering Nathaniel Martinez of IDC outlines how acquisitions demonstrate HP's commitment to continue building on the adaptive enterprise strategy it announced last year. In light of the rapidly evolving forces in the marketplace, HP sees adaptive enterprise as the next organizing principle for IT, which aims to allow IT to virtualize many computing resources (e.g. servers, storage, networking, software) across a customer organization, provision workloads across the new adaptive enterprise infrastructure, and apply business policies that will ensure that computing resources are being tapped in a way that is congruent with business policies and the processes of enterprises. Free IDC white paper >
