In the old days, the virtual adaptive enterprises would have been called
smoke and mirrors enterprises?
Ray Shahan
"There is so much good in the worst of us,
and so much bad in the best of us,
that it behooves none of us
to talk about the rest of us"
--Robert Louis Stevenson?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Lee [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 10:02 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] OT: HP virtual adaptive enterprises
>
> Excuse my apparent ignorance, but can someone translate this press
> announcement for me? Just what are they driving at? What does this
> software do?
>
> Thanking everyone in advance,
>
> John Lee
>
>
>
> At 08:48 AM 12/5/03 EST, Wirt Atmar wrote:
> >Once again it appears that MPE people have shown the way to the future
> for
> >the rest of HP with their creation of "virtual CSY". Based on my
> interpretation
> >of the content of a press release that HP put out yesterday, CSY's
> success is
> >apparently going to be the model for the remainder of HP's Adaptive
> Enterprise
> >initiative (once you read past the marketspeak in the announcement):
> >
> >=======================================
> >HP Delivers New Virtualization Offerings from Desktop to Data Center
> >
> >PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--12/04/2003--HP customers Volkswagen
> >Credit and U.S. Steel realize cost savings and agility benefits of HP
> Adaptive
> >Enterprise solutions
> >
> > HP (NYSE:<A HREF="aol://4785:HPQ">HPQ</A>) today expanded its
> portfolio of
> >virtualization offerings with new technologies and services. HP's
> holistic
> >approach to virtualization creates an environment where information
> technology
> >(IT) resources are pooled and shared so utilization is optimized and
> supply
> >automatically meets demand.
> >
> > The offerings build on the HP Adaptive Enterprise strategy to
> synchronize
> >business and IT to capitalize on change. Virtualization enables customers
> to
> >simultaneously drive down IT costs while increasing business agility,
> that
> is,
> >their ability to respond rapidly to changes in market conditions or
> customer
> >demands. Customers Volkswagen Credit and U.S. Steel, for example, are
> already
> >recognizing the benefits of using HP's virtual desktop solution.
> >
> > HP's new virtualization offerings include a solution that bridges the
> gap
> >between traditional desktop computing and server-based computing models,
> >giving customers the ability to virtualize their corporate desktop
> systems. The HP
> >Consolidated Client Infrastructure solution is significantly easier to
> >maintain and delivers a much lower total cost of ownership than
> traditional PCs -
> >with an average cost saving of $1,200 per user per year, and up to 50
> percent
> >total savings over a four-year lifecycle.
> >
> > To deliver greater business value to enterprises, HP is increasing its
> >focus on virtualization technologies, services and partnerships,
> including
> work
> >with BEA Systems and Oracle. HP is enabling companies to dynamically grow
> and
> >shrink server resources to meet service-level objectives by optimizing
> its
> >Virtual Server Environment solution for BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 and
> Oracle9i
> >Database.
> >
> > (More detailed information on HP's virtualization offerings is
> available
> >at www.hp.com/go/virtualization/presskit).
> >
> > According to a recent report by Gartner, by 2008, enterprises that do
> not
> >leverage virtualization technologies will spend 25 percent more annually
> for
> >hardware, software, labor and space for Intel(R) servers and 15 percent
> more on
> >the same for RISC servers (0.7 probability).(1)
> >
> > "For years, customers have operated with siloed infrastructures that
> are
> >over-provisioned, inflexible and expensive," said Nora Denzel, senior
> vice
> >president, HP Adaptive Enterprise. "As demand increases for
> virtualization
> >solutions, we expect data center utilization rates to double and the
> market for
> >virtualization software to reach $3 billion by 2006."
> >
> > In November, HP built on its Adaptive Enterprise strategy with new
> >management services and software products to help chief information
> officers run IT
> >as a business and automate the dynamic link between business and IT. HP's
> >holistic approach to virtualization complements its management offerings
> with
> >people, processes and technologies.
> >
> > HP has extended its IT consolidation solution with powerful
> virtualization
> >offerings and brings its experience and services capabilities to help
> >customers realize the business benefits of virtualization. To date, HP
> has
> shipped
> >more than 250,000 virtualization software licenses.
> >
> > "Enterprises should start now to build a multiyear strategy for
> >virtualization," said Tom Bittman, vice president, Gartner. "Furthermore,
> they should
> >understand the virtualization offerings and strategies of their IT
> vendors
> and
> >make that a part of their overall IT selection process."
> >
> >=========================================
> >
> >Wirt Atmar
> >
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