Transcript for Data Center Consolidation: Focus on Best Practices, Data Center Consolidation, Data Centers, Data Storage, Disaster Recovery, ROI, Strategic Planning

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Transcript for Data Center Consolidation

sponsored by Hewlett-Packard Company

Posted:	21 Jul 2008
Published:	01 Jul 2008
Format:	PDF
Length:	21 Page(s)
Type:	White Paper
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

Server and storage utilization is low, power and cooling costs are skyrocketing, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity are nearly impossible, and the cost of managing too many data centers is an increasing burden on the business.

Organizations are looking at business and IT transformation initiatives, and within that context data center consolidation and centralized management of IT resources can offer huge savings through:

Improved service levels and responsiveness
Reduces support complexity
Strengthened business continuity/availability
Improved asset utilization

Simplifying the IT environment is a complex task that takes planning and preparation. This paper will help you get started by presenting:

An overview of data center consolidation trends
A vision for the next generation data center
Best practices to achieve that vision
Advice on how to proceed

Author

Mark Grindle
Lead Solutions Consultant - Data Center Transformation , Hewlett Packard
Mark provides executive level support and consulting to HP customers undergoing IT transformations, currently acting as Chief of Technology for a large U.S. airline. Before joining HP he was Chief Technology Officer of GE Research, VP Enterprise Infrastructure for GE Capital and VP of Global Infrastructure at Gillette. Mark has more than 25 years of experience in IT architecture, infrastructure, telecommunications, service delivery, and strategic planning and is a Six Sigma Master Black Belt.

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