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HP Technology Forum 2010

Overview

Building on the momentum of its Converged Infrastructure strategy, HP today announced industry firsts in server, storage, network and power management technologies that enable clients to shift millions of dollars in operational costs to activities that drive business innovation.

Overview

»	HP ProLiant G7 Servers and blades

»	HP BladeSystem and Virtual Connect

»	HP Intelligent Power Discovery

»	HP StorageWorks

»	HP Technology Services Converged Infrastructure Capabilities

»	Alliance Partners

»	HP Executive Biographies

News release, Advisories and Fact Sheets


»	HP Automates and Simplifies IT to Save Companies Millions of Dollars in Operational Costs
»	DreamWorks Animation Looks to HP for Its Next-generation Networking Infrastructure
»	New HP Scale-up Servers Automate Converged Infrastructure Environments
»	HP Advances Data Center Fabrics, Server Scalability and Application Automation
»	HP Management Technology Eliminates Millions in Overprovisioning Costs
»	HP StoreOnce, the Next Generation in Data Deduplication Software
»	New HP Virtualized Storage Solutions Reduce IT Sprawl
»	HP Technology Services Extend Converged Infrastructure Capabilities

Event details

HP Tech Forum in Las Vegas, NV at Mandalay Bay Resort

Monday, June 21 – Thursday, June 24, 2010

June 21 at 11:00 a.m. PT: Press conference led by HP’s Dave Donatelli, senior vice president and general manager, Enterprise Servers, Storage and Networking; Mark Potter, senior vice president and general manager, Infrastructure Software and Blades; Dave Roberson, senior vice president and general manager, HP StorageWorks.

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»	Presentation by HP’s David Donatelli
»	Presentation by HP’s Mark Potter
»	Presentation by HP’s Dave Roberson

Executive Biographies


»	Dave Donatelli, executive vice president and general manager, Enterprise Servers, Storage and Networking
»	Mark Potter, senior vice president and general manager, Infrastructure Software and Blades
»	Dave Roberson, senior vice president and general manager, HP StorageWorks

Event Photos


»	Dave Donatelli presenting at Tech Forum
»	Mark Potter presenting at Tech Forum
»	Mark Potter with new HP ProLiant G7 servers
»	Mark Potter with new HP ProLiant G7 servers
»	Mark Potter and the traditional approach, which required more than 217 parts and cables to connect 16 servers to the network
»	Mark Potter and the traditional approach
»	HP’s approach to connecting servers to the network saves up to $185,000 per rack versus traditional infrastructure. The traditional approach requires 217 parts and cables; with HP, only 2 Virtual Connect modules
»	HP customer, Merritte Stidston, director of IT, McKesson Corporation, with Mark Potter, executive vice president and general manager, Enterprise Servers, Storage and Networking
»	Merritte Stidston, director of IT, McKesson Corporation talks about how HP BladeSystem Matrix helps to get applications running in minutes
»	Dave Roberson, senior vice president and general manager, HP StorageWorks, showcases the HP StorageWorks D2D4312, which automates data deduplication across a single unified architecture driving simplicity and efficiency
»	Dave Roberson presenting at Tech Forum

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