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SQL Consolidation Podcasts Series – Part 1
A look at the problem of server sprawl and how to get it under control.
SQL Consolidation Podcasts Series – Part 2
How SQL Server consolidation can deliver a more adaptable, dependable and easier to manage infrastructure for ERP systems. |
SQL Consolidation Podcasts Series – Part 3
How a consolidated SQL Server infrastructure can optimize a Windows application environment. |
Backup Consolidation - Taking the first step
A conversation between Brian Babineau, ESG, and Joe Colucci, HP Storage Custom Solutions Architect, on factors and approaches to take into account when considering a Backup Consolidation
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SAN Consolidation - When is the time right?
A conversation between Brian Babineau, ESG, and Bernie Torkelson, HP Storage Custom Solutions Architect, on factors and approaches to take into account when considering a SAN Consolidation.
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Performance and Configuration Best Practices with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
Learn, through real lab test data, the performance advantages and resulting server and storage impact when upgrading to Microsoft Exchange 2007. HP will cover the potential advantages of I/O reduction, including hosting more users on the same hardware, downsizing hardware, hosting larger mailboxes, and better utilization of high capacity drives. Who should attend? Microsoft Exchange application administrators, server and storage administrators, backup storage operators, IT managers.
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You've got storage consolidation concerns. We've got solutions.
Why is it imperative that companies move toward intelligent storage consolidation solutions? What kind of positive business results are proactive companies experiencing? This podcast series answers these questions and more. |
Why virtualize your storage?
Storage virtualization is not a new topic. Find out why IT departments are thinking about the benefits of virtualization and consolidation today in a whole new light.
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Expert storage without the storage expert
Small to medium-sized companies now have access to the benefits of networked storage, without the need for storage expertise. |
Easier Storage
Even the remote outposts of an enterprise can break free of the limitations of direct-attached storage, within budget and without storage expertise. |
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HP Virtual Desktop Infrastructure [VDI] solves many challenges of the desk-top environment
Learn how to centrally host and manage your desktop environment from within your data center
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HP Virtual Connect makes your data center change ready
Learn how companies are utilizing HP's Virtual Connect to dramatically reduce the time to add, replace, or recover servers without impacting their LANs or SANs. |
Power and Cooling In Enterprise Datacenters
HP.com offers readers this special podcast on Power and Cooling in Enterprise Datacenters. In these programs, you'll hear a series of interviews with Paul Perez, HP's Vice President of Storage, Networks and Infrastructure. Paul explains how HP can help you to get the cost of enterprise datacenter operations under control and free up data center capacity through better management of energy resources.
The Challenge: steady advances in server technology are fundamentally changing the game of running an Enterprise Data Center, specifically as it pertains to power and cooling
Operational costs are now the dominant variable in the the total cost of ownership equation, with energy and data center space being the top line items. One of the keys to driving down energy costs and maximizing data center capacity is a closer working relationship between IT and Facilities.
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Understanding the Problem: How HP takes an holistic approach to Power and Cooling at the system, rack and data center level
One way to reduce energy costs is through the use of more energy efficient servers and storage. This podcast explains the principles that HP uses to build energy-efficiency into its products, and how data center managers can apply these principles at the data center level to make dramatic reductions in operational costs. |
Product Level Solutions
In order to get an idea of the kinds of savings that can be achieved by managing power and cooling more effectively, we examine the results that HP has achieved at the product level. In every product line from Superdome to Proliant, HP has been making great strides in making its products more energy efficient. This podcast looks at how this has been done, and explores what is required to apply HP's product level engineering principles at the data center level. |
Data Center Solutions
A Fortune 50 company recently had to shut down a data center for five full hours because they ran out of thermal capacity. Today, most data centers have disaster recovery plans. But before you can safely use these plans to respond to thermal emergencies, you need to be able to measure the thermal capacity of each datacenter in your company or organization. Otherwise, you risk failing over to a site that cannot tolerate the sudden onrush of demand. Paul discusses ways that power and cooling can become more adaptive, variable costs that can be provisioned. This allows datacenter managers to direct these resources to the things that they care about the most.
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Welcome to the Software Universe Live! podcast series
Revisit the scene at HP Software Universe Live! in Las Vegas June 17-19, 2008, as industry analyst
Dana Gardner leads HP executives, solution architects and partners in thought-provoking discussions on the hottest business technology topics.
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Software Universe Live!: Energy efficiency and automation in next-generation data centers
Duncan Campbell, vice president, HP’s Adaptive Infrastructure program, believes the path to automation and efficiency—plus the need for modernization and consolidation—present a ‘”perfect storm” for next-generation data center architecture adoption. |
Software Universe Live!: Next-generation data center trends and opportunities
David Gee, vice president of marketing for HP Software, discusses the large global opportunity for enterprises and service providers to cut the relative size of IT budgets by investing in modern data centers. |
Software Universe Live!: How application lifecycles and data center operations can find common ground
HP is putting together a path of greater collaboration, visibility, management and automation to engender application lifecycle optimization. Ben Horowitz, vice president and general manager of HP’s Business Technology Optimization software unit, discusses the common ground between application lifecycles and data center operations in this interview. |
Software Universe Live!: ITIL’s role in accelerating SOA and IT service management
ITIL benefits include accelerating service-oriented architecture (SOA) adoption, faster mean time to recovery in IT operations and more effective change management. Dan Rueckert, worldwide practice director for both the service management and security practices in HP’s Consulting and Integration group, explores the payoffs from ITIL adoption. |
Software Universe Live!: How Business Intelligence empowers business leaders to innovate
Rod Walker, vice president for information management with HP’s Consulting and Integration group, explores how BI will continue to be one of the most effective ways for business leaders to leverage technology over the next decade. |
Software Universe Live!: New business drivers and efficiency benefits from SOA
Tim Hall, director of HP’s SOA Center products, discusses SOA’s impact on enterprise technology and business transformation. |
Software Universe Live!: How ITIL enhances SOA, portfolio management and change management
Sean McLean, principal, KatalystNow, and Hwee-Ming Ng, solutions architect with HP’s Consulting and Integration group, discuss the role and impact of ITIL on IT departments in a variety of real-world case studies. |
Consultants’ Roundtable: Risk, security and management in the world’s largest organizations
Learn from HP chief security architect Tari Schreider as he joins analyst Dan Gardner in an in-depth discussion on how a comprehensive new security management approach called Information Security Service Management (ISSM) and its associated reference model offer companies a framework for finally coming to grips with risk and compliance.
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Consultants’ Roundtable : Trends in consulting and integration
Three experienced consultants with the HP Services team—Valerie Logan, Klaus Schmelzeisen and Rajesh Radhakrishnan—discuss industry trends with analyst Dana Gardner. Subjects covered include business intelligence, infrastructure, applications and the relationship between HP’s consulting and integration group and our customers. |
Consultants' Roundtable Series: ITSM enters new productivity chapter with the arrival of ITIL V3
Get the inside story on how IT Service Management (ITSM) and the upcoming release of version three of the IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) are helping mature IT as a customer-focused, quality-of-service activity.
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Consultants’ Roundtable Series: Spotting IT Consolidation Trends
Industry analyst Dana Gardner leads an in-depth discussion about IT consolidation trends and methods. Listen in—and learn how to get more for less with IT consolidation. |
Is your business ready for application modernization? If the answer is “yes”, this podcast discussion offers advice on how to make the most of legacy code assets to significantly increase the business value of your applications
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| This first in a series of Consultants’ Roundtable podcasts features industry analyst Dana Gardner and two HP Services experts in a high-level discussion on the business case for SOA. User case studies demonstrate how to measure success. |
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