Tuesday, March 8, 2011

HP vows to solve IT storage woes of PHL companies

MANILA, Philippines – Hewlett-Packard (HP) introduced today its latest IT storage solutions that aim to solve current data storage problems of local companies in the Philippines.

HP executives said the new storage solutions are available to various industries but mostly top enterprises in the country like telecommunication firms, banks, data centers, and business process outsourcing (BPO).

Hans Bayaborda, country manager of HP Philippines, introduced the two new storage solutions as HP StoreOnce D2D434 BackupSystem and the HP P4800 SAN Solution with SAM/IQ 9.0 Software.

Bayaborda said the solutions address the issues of the complex problems of managing data growth while streamlining operations and eliminating technology silos.

"Companies today need an infrastructure that delivers efficiency and simplicity of operations without having to duplicate data that wastes storage capacity," he said.

Bayaborda attributes present storage problems due to explosive data growth that is taking business performance to the breaking point, thus HP's mission is to transform storage infrastructure by implementing the "converged infrastructure" concept.

The executive added that besides the two latest storage solutions, HP has integrated the so-called 3PAR Utility Storage across the HP Converged Infrastructure portfolio to achieved scalable cloud computing performance.

"Organizations must give value to customers. They must be able to integrate and automate data that responds in seconds, not days, weeks or months. Embedding this technology will help them to become instant-on enterprises that are flexible and can deliver competitive products and services in an instant," he said. (report from Tam Noda, Philstar.com)