Unify the management of storage and server resources across your infrastructure to increase efficiency and lower costs without compromising control
Today’s enterprise IT manager is responsible for delivering and maintaining the infrastructure and services that enable your business to compete effectively and respond quickly to changing market requirements. If yours is like most IT organizations, the ongoing administration and maintenance of existing infrastructure can consume the lion's share of your IT budgets.
How can you reduce IT expenses? By consolidating infrastructure management, you can make administration more efficient—and free your resources to focus on innovation rather than maintenance
Unified infrastructure management can help you holistically monitor and control your environment so that you can:
Increases system and storage availability
Reduce time needed to analyze and resolve infrastructure and application problems
Maximize existing IT investments
Simplify management operations and enable more efficient use of IT staff
More effectively cross-train across domains of expertise
Why HP for Unified Infrastructure Management
Rely on HP and our proven experience in this area to help you bridge islands of storage, server and IT service management with integrated Unified Infrastructure Management solutions based on:
HP PolyServe Software for Microsoft SQL Server reduces SQL Server costs and improves IT agility as the only consolidation solution with the high availability, instance mobility and management automation required for mission-critical databases.
A strong portfolio of hardware and software products that help you develop a well-integrated, highly manageable Adaptive Infrastructure to assist IT organizations in delivering a consolidated infrastructure to meet business-service levels
Rich portfolio of Storage Consolidation services that streamlines implementation and integration to cut design and deployment time while letting your IT resources stay focused on core tasks and strategic business priorities
Heterogeneous capacity, performance and chargeback reporting along with automated provisioning and threshold-based policies tthat help you plan, deploy and communicate an effective storage consolidation program
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Today’s enterprise IT manager is responsible for delivering and maintaining the infrastructure and services that enable your business to compete effectively and respond quickly to changing market requirements. If yours is like most IT organizations, the ongoing administration and maintenance of existing infrastructure can consume the lion's share of your IT budgets. 