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HP developed its business technology portfolio with the objective of optimizing customers' business outcomes. Companies have recognized that static information technology (IT) infrastructures
deployed around the classic paradigm of disparate applications, databases, servers, and networks cannot respond quickly enough to the demands of rapidly changing business and market needs. This model
is based on a "one application, one server" philosophy that is fading from popularity due to its ineffectiveness. Such IT environments are too inflexibile, and simply incapable of responding swiftly
to rapidly changing business conditions, legislative initiatives, and global demands.
Flexible response to changing business and market needs requires a combination of new and existing components. Current applications must continue to be supported and the current quality of service
should be maintained and, ideally, improved. In addition, vast quantities of operational data stored in disparate databases must not be compromised.
HP is leading the delivery of computing resources as services, based on a flexible, virtualized infrastructure. This approach dramatically reduces the response time required to adapt IT
infrastructure to changing business and market needs. The result is superior business outcomes: lower business costs, reduced business risk, and accelerated business growth.
The following white paper outlines how HP OpenVMS embraces virtualization technologies to integrate OpenVMS environments into adaptive infrastructures and the HP Virtual Server Environment (VSE).
» Virtualization and HP OpenVMS [PDF]
Click the following link to learn more about the HP business technology solution portfolio, and how it helps customers optimize business outcomes.
» Enter the new world of business technology
The information below describes how OpenVMS integrates HP virtualization technology and supports key aspects of the HP business technology solution portfolio.
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