If you are like most companies, you have been adding servers, storage, desktops, printers and networking devices to keep pace with your business demands. The result: Businesses are spending upwards of 70% of their IT budget on operations versus innovation—and it's only getting worse. A Converged Infrastructure enables you to rebalance this ratio by realigning today's traditional technology silos into adaptive pools that can be shared by any application, optimized and managed as a service.
By transitioning away from this product-centric approach that has created unyielding IT sprawl to a shared-service management model, you can accelerate standardization, reduce operational costs and accelerate business results:
Deliver any application, anywhere, on the fly
Flex resources on demand in an optimized way
Unleash productivity of administrators and systems
Provide predictable, continuity of service
Accelerate time to business value from IT investments
Tomorrow's business will be built on a converged infrastructure
You already know that HP is a leading global pioneer of products and technology and has been for more than 70 years. But do you know why? HP has always seen the big picture: from expanding across the globe to developing cutting edge technology that brings people closer. With workforce and environmental innovation, HP keeps its mind on the people that work for them without losing sight of the importance of the world we all inhabit.
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If you are like most companies, you have been adding servers, storage, desktops, printers and networking devices to keep pace with your business demands. The result: Businesses are spending upwards of 70% of their IT budget on operations versus innovation—and it's only getting worse. A Converged Infrastructure enables you to rebalance this ratio by realigning today's traditional technology silos into adaptive pools that can be shared by any application, optimized and managed as a service.
