HP extends Cloud Leadership with New Hybrid Delivery Solutions

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HP extends Cloud Leadership with New Hybrid Delivery Solutions

HP extended its Hybrid Deliver solutions portfolio so enterprises can improve their agility and quickly respond to changing customer and citizen needs.

Hybrid delivery environments, which combine traditional IT infrastructures with private and public clouds, enable enterprise agility by using flexible delivery models to best meet changing market demands.

HP CloudSystem the integrated and open platform for building and managing services across private, public and hybrid cloud environments - now includes the industry's first "dual bursting" capability to help clients manage uneven demands. This innovation allows clients to provision and dynamically scale resources up and down either via a public cloud provider or through an onsite pay-as-you-go cloud model.

In addition, to enable service providers to take advantage of the rapidly-growing cloud market, HP announced HP CloudAgile that spans the full HP enterprise portfolio including, CloudSystem. To speed time to revenue and improve financial flexibility for a broad range of service providers, the programme provides participants with direct access to HP's global sales force and its worldwide network of channel partners, as well as opportunities to deliver new cloud services.

HP Hybrid Delivery services enable clients to select the best method of delivery for their organizations, tuned to their environments. HP Support Services for CloudSystem provides a single point of accountability with integrated hardware and software support, 24/7 coverage, proactive problem prevention and automated HP Remote Support. As a result, clients can shift resources from troubleshooting to innovation, improving their ability to quickly respond to changing customer and citizen demands.

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