PALO ALTO, Calif. -- HP today announced the HP (NYSE:HPQ) Adaptive Infrastructure in a Box for Midsize Businesses, which enables businesses with 100 to 999 employees to lower technology costs, increase operational efficiency and reduce unplanned downtime.
The HP Adaptive Infrastructure in a Box for Midsize Businesses is a suite of products and services encompassing servers, storage, management, automation, power and cooling technologies, virtualization, and security. It also utilizes the HP BladeSystem portfolio and Microsoft Windows Server 2008.
With this solution, midsize businesses can upgrade their entire technology environment without costly downtime impacting their ability to do business, said Urs Renggli, director, Small and Midmarket, Technology Solutions Group, HP. Midsize businesses wrestle with the need for robust and efficient infrastructure. HP specifically engineered this solution to offer midsize customers affordable access to market-leading hardware and software, without the need for specialized staff or long lead times.
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