HP Networking

By Carol Shottes, Converged Infrastructure Marketing Manager, HP  

If you had a communications network that hadn’t been updated in a decade and a data center with servers and storage systems that were aging and underperforming, where would you expect an IT director to first make improvements?  I would have said, “in the data center.” And I would have been wrong.  Roxbury Community College’s first priority was to improve the user experience by providing high-speed Internet access for students and teachers.  I was excited to learn about RCC’s approach because it demonstrates the importance of the network as the foundation of a converged infrastructure.

By Jeff Breilh, Program Manager, HP Networking

Today, I would like to say “Thank You” to all the customers I have come across in my career for your dedication and belief in HP. You continue to help foster the HP Way. Your willingness to roll up your sleeves and work with HP as a dedicated team is how you continue to raise the bar.

By Kevin Secino, Mobility Product Marketing, HP Networking

Did you catch this recent news? Tokyo’s Haneda Airport is deploying HP’s MSM mobility technology. Before I get into some of the details about why and how Haneda Airport choose our mobility solutions, I would like to shine the spotlight briefly on our commitment to innovation in every aspect of networking, including mobility and wireless.

By Dean Snyder, Global Product Strategy, HP Networking

Rapid changes are occurring on the edge of campus network forcing CIOs and administrators to respond. Let’s examine a two market drivers forcing businesses and network vendors alike to think differently about the network edge.