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    HPE GreenLake: The ultimate hybrid cloud management solution for your business

    By Datacentrix3 November 2020
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    The debate around the pros and cons of public cloud and on-premise IT infrastructure has driven many businesses to adopt a hybrid cloud solution in an attempt to reap the benefits of both worlds.

    One major disadvantage of this approach, however, is that it is difficult to manage. IT resources are still devoted to day-to-day operations, leaving little room for innovation.

    Click here to learn more about HPE GreenLake from Datacentrix

    IT-as-a-service (ITaaS) has the ability to take a hybrid multi-cloud IT strategy to the next level by reducing inefficiencies inherent in most IT environments and enabling enterprises to meet their business and sustainability goals.

    HPE GreenLake is HPE’s market-leading ITaaS offering, delivering a cloud experience to apps and data everywhere, in a fully managed, pay-per-use model.

    How HPE GreenLake works

    HPE GreenLake provides an outcome-based IT consumption model, which radically simplifies IT and frees up resources to optimise operations and increase profitability.

    It allows you to manage the footprint of your IT assets throughout the duration of the lifecycle via personalised customer support, software tools and portals.

    This is the achieved through a wide range of features, including:

    • Pre-configured solutions allowing for delivery and installation in as little as 14 days.
    • Centralised control and insights via the HPE GreenLake Central platform, helping to manage resources, costs, capacity, compliance and more across on‑premises and cloud environments.
    • Modernise applications quickly with the ability to use containers to transform non-cloud-native apps without having to rearchitect them.
    • Transform data through end-to-end machine learning in your data centres, edge and private clouds, as well as services for Hadoop, databases, data protection and data management.

    Through customer interviews and data aggregation, market research firm Forrester concluded that HPE GreenLake offers the following benefits to its users:

    • 75% shorter time-to-market for deploying global IT projects.
    • 40% in capital expenditure savings due to eliminated need for provisioning.
    • 60% reduction in support/professional services costs.
    • 40% increased IT team productivity by reducing their support load.

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    Datacentrix is an HPE Platinum Partner with many years of collective experience in unlocking savings and driving new efficiencies into its customers’ IT and business environments.

    Click here to get in contact with one of Datacentrix’s experts to learn how HPE GreenLake can help your business lower costs and boost it to the next level.

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