HP serves APJ Businesses "Leapfrog" Legacy IT to deliver on Cloud Computing

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HP serves APJ Businesses

HP has announced that companies in the Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) region are turning to HP for data center services and solutions as they outpace other regions in the race to cloud-based computing models. Many APJ organizations are believed to be still in the early stages of deploying IT environments, and without the restrictions of legacy environments, they can move directly to service-based, cloud-computing models. Organizations in more mature markets in APJ also are embracing the cloud to become more agile and to compete on a regional and, ultimately, global scale.

There are unique requirements in moving to a cloud-based environment, whether managing legacy infrastructures or newer IT models. HP is said to enable a smooth transition for organizations with the expertise of HP Technology Services as well as the HP Converged Infrastructure solutions portfolio. Many HP clients, such as CloudSite, Hostworks and SingTel, are rapidly transforming their businesses to offer cloud services to customers.

Som Satsangi, Vice-President, Enterprise Servers, Storage & Networking, HP India, said, “APJ-based companies are increasing their competitive advantage on a worldwide scale by transforming their data centers and moving to flexible cloud environments. Only HP has the data center transformation expertise in APJ, with more than 372,000 square metres of data center capacity delivered to date, as well as the proven cloud technologies necessary to partner in this achievement.”


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