More benefits available with HP Enterprise Cloud Services for private cloud

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We are all experiencing a lot of hype and information about the cloud.  It’s hard to keep up with all the information.  One thing is for sure… having a successful cloud deployment is critical. One of the things that will make your cloud deployment successful is to understand your landscape and know what you need to do to accelerate your business.  

Do you understand the perspective it will take as a  CIO in executing this kind of success? If you are like most people, you are looking at a cloud deployment as one of several mechanisms that you want for your delivery approach, HP calls this hybrid delivery. HP has helped clients get the best of a hybrid delivery approach without the complexity. By incorporating both in-house and externally sourced IT services, clients can pick the right method of delivery to effectively meet time-to-market, availability and cost requirements.  

As a CIO, you have a variety of sourcing options to choose from for cloud solutions: traditional, private clouds and public clouds. To gain the benefits of a hybrid environment, enterprises must have an IT delivery model that is both flexible across different sourcing options and is managed as an integrated technology environment.  

HP Enterprise Cloud Services—Compute  which is HP’s private cloud solution for the enterprise, now automates distribution of application workloads across multiple servers which improves application performance. You can also improve data security through new backup and restore options while also provisioning and managing additional virtual local area networks within the cloud environment.

We are also offering a new  HP ECS Proof-of-Concept (PoC) program allows you  to evaluate the service for existing workloads prior to purchase. This structured program allows qualified customers the opportunity to run a test drive in the cloud. Read the PoC overview and watch the Enterprise Cloud Services Portal video to understand more about how to position and get started with customer qualifications.

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Ortega, As I outline in my post on this topic, CIOs of today are stretched to determine the extent to which Cloud Computing must be adopted in the context of their Enterprises.  There are multiple forces and counter-forces that are at play when establishing the extent of adoption.  See Top 5 reasons why CIO is stretched in today's Cloud Computing World