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Dear valued customer!
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August 2006 |
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How do you optimise operations in today's global marketplace? Here are the four key lessons HP has learned – benefit from our experience and find out how to give your company an edge.
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» DreamWorks animation: Over the hedge
Watch this video on how a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) not only helped in the creation of cutting-edge animated filmmaking, but also improved flexibility while maximising the IT infrastructure. |
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» Business in the globalised 24x7 economy
Today’s multinational economy requires innovative global business management strategies. Here are the four key lessons we’ve learned that could give your company an edge.
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» Simplify open source integration
Learn how customers have deployed a wide range of open source, commercial, and hybrid applications across Linux®, HP-UX 11i, and Windows® environments with Open Source Middleware Stacks. |
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» Management software for banking
HP Open Bank is a real-time, 360-degree view of customers, powered by HP OpenView. Read more to find out how to maximise your IT banking environment and see customers clearly across channels. (links to PDF) |
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» Core banking solution brief
Read more about our core banking solution, which uses industry-leading applications from best-of-breed partners and HP’s own services. |
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» Economical, easy to manage data centres
Compact, easily scalable blade servers reduce data storage’s electrical consumption and require less management while utilising a higher proportion of storage capacity. |
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» Blades and storage made for each other
HP BladeSystem and StorageWorks solutions have always been built to work together, but now HP is integrating its storage area network (SAN) and blade technologies to get along better than ever. |
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» Entry-level fault-tolerant computing
Find out how small and mid-sized companies can cost-effectively meet availability and real-time access requirements for critical business applications with the HP Integrity NonStop NS1000 server. |
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» Four keys to data centre success
What are the most pressing challenges in your data centre today? Chances are they fall into one of the four major areas addressed here. |
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» Smart IT: What you want when you need it
Want to profit from delivering crucial services, driving innovation and handling the unexpected? Merge business continuity and availability into a single IT strategy. |
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» From hobby store to heat killer
When engineers searched for better ways to power and cool a new server line, they knew it was time to think untraditionally. They found their inspiration in a hobby store. |
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» Think your IT can’t get better?
You’ve streamlined, consolidated, and reorganised your IT teams to better support business goals. If you think your IT is as good as it can get, read on to find out what’s next. |
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» Striving for lights-out computing
Learn more about the service offerings designed to move customers towards a lights-out computing environment that can be managed remotely 24 hours a day. |
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» Resilient IT: Prepare, respond, recover
Get an insider’s view on how a number of organisations have implemented business continuity and availability measures to reduce risks and respond smoothly to the most challenging IT mishaps. |
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» The Real Story on BC&A
This installment of the Real Story series focuses on bringing you the facts on business continuity and high availability. |
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» Virtual technology, real benefits
Virtualisation is sort of an IT trick that yields tangible benefits. Find out how researchers are trying to achieve greater efficiency and flexibility in the data centre. |
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» Tons of tools for a mobile world
HP has introduced more than a dozen products and services designed to make it easy for businesses and consumers to enjoy always-on, always-ready mobile computing. |
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» Smart storage with ApplQ
With its 2005 acquisition of AppIQ, HP gives companies more control over mix-and-match data storage and the ability to manage data across the enterprise. |
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» Breathing new life into old films
Few classic films have been restored because the process is painstaking and costly. But now, HP and Warner Bros. researchers are automating restoration – with spectacular results. |
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