HP Technology Forum – SOA in Pharma and Life Sciences Session

If you’re heading out to the 2009 HP Technology Forum & Expo next week (June 15 th – 18 th ) at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, HP's Dave Medina, Chief Technologist, Worldwide Health and Life Sciences, will be presenting the following...

Published 06-09-2009 5:48 PM by susan.biddle

Filed under: drug development, life sciences, pharmaceutical, translational medicine, Research, Event, SOA, Presentation, 2009 HP Technology Forum, Service-Oriented Architecture

How to talk in groups: Calling all quiet people

Do any of these situations sound familiar to you? You're in a group discussion and ... At the end of the discussion you realize that you only said one or two things or you did not speak at all. You have some thoughts that are relevant to the conversation...

Published 05-07-2007 6:32 AM by susie.wee

Filed under: career tips

Estimating power consumption?

Need to estimate power consumption and proper selection of components? Check out the HP Power Advisor . Other features are also provided including a condensed bill of materials, a cost of owner ship calculator, and a power report. Reduce power consumption...

Published 07-13-2009 9:18 PM by Kristie Popp

Filed under: ProLiant, performance, data center management, power savings, energy efficiency, HP Power Advisor

Understanding FAS ESRP Results

By Karl Dohm, Storage Architect Welcome back to the next in a series of posts where we take a closer look at NetApp and its FAS series of storage arrays. The discussion topic today is Microsoft's Exchange Solution Reviewed Program (ESRP) and its tie...

Published 09-26-2009 4:59 AM by CalvinZ

Filed under: NetApp, storage, WAFL

Why NetApp Gets Blogged

By Jim Haberkorn Before I begin, I don't know how other readers react to it, but whenever I see someone get frustrated and lose their temper on a blog, it's usually because deep inside they know they are losing. Maybe that's not how it is...

Published 07-16-2009 9:46 PM by CalvinZ

Filed under: NetApp, storage

HP locations and job postings

I get a lot of questions about locations of HP jobs. When you look at our job postings, you might wonder how to tell what location(s) the job is in, or whether jobs are open in your area. Here’s a short guide on how to tell. When you want to see what...

Published 08-03-2008 2:57 AM by Steph K

Filed under: HP jobs, HP locations, HP job postings

Launching Employment at HP blog

Have you ever wondered what it takes to get hired by a company like HP? Or you’re familiar with HP’s products and services, but you’re interested in getting an insider’s view into what it’s like to work here? Help is on the way. If I didn’t already work...

Published 06-20-2008 3:01 PM by Steph K

Making virtualization easy

By John Spiers (Former CTO and a founder of LeftHand Networks, now working for HP StorageWorks) If you haven't taken a look at the new HP virtualization bundles , you definitely should. The virtualization bundles provide an end-to-end solution that...

Published 06-22-2009 3:24 PM by CalvinZ

Filed under: virtualization, NetApp, storage, LeftHand SAN

NetApp Usable Capacity – Going, Going, Gone

By Jim Haberkorn I just returned from a business trip to India where I visited various NetApp customers. At one customer the issue of NetApp usable capacity came up and it so reminded me of conversations I'd had with other NetApp customers and resellers...

Published 11-24-2008 5:15 PM by CalvinZ

Filed under: NetApp, EMC, storage

Blog #1 – Why?

Posted by Stacie Savage, HP Inkjet Systems Communications A few months ago, my boss told me we needed to start an inkjet printing blog. Since refusal would have been career limiting, I started doing research. I even read one of those business books on...

Published 06-19-2007 7:37 PM by Stacie Savage

The Inaugural SOA Quality Management Post

Welcome to HP Software's new SOA Quality blog! We're excited to kick off the first of many entries we will create as we explore how quality management is changing and, most importantly, adapting to new approaches that will help your business stay...

Published 05-30-2009 2:17 AM by heather_taylor

Filed under: SOAQM General, SOAQM

HP Network Automation 7.5 reporting for duty

by Stelio D’Alo Hi, and thanks for checking out my first post. I’d like to introduce you to a relatively new member of the HP network management software family, HP Network Automation software, a network change, configuration and compliance management...

Published 02-05-2009 5:28 AM by Michael_Procopio

Filed under: Network Automation, NA, Opsware NAS, NCCM, network engineering, network compliance, network provisioning, network configuration, network security, Stelio D’Alo

NetApp’s ‘Shining’ Moment – its Capacity Guarantee Program

By Jim Haberkorn NetApp has a huge usable capacity issue in many environments that it tries desperately to hide but at the same time seems driven to confess as if subconsciously trying to purge some unresolved guilt. As further proof of this I submit...

Published 12-09-2008 3:40 PM by CalvinZ

Filed under: NetApp, storage

Box score for NetApp capacity calculator

By Calvin Zito So let me catch you up on what's happened here. We posted a blog recently talking about our HP Virtualization Bundles - bundles that include servers, storage, virtualization software, networking - essentially to make it very easy for...

Published 07-07-2009 9:34 PM by CalvinZ

Filed under: NetApp, storage, LeftHand SAN

News Flash: Update for HP MFP Digital Sending Software (DSS) to version 4.13

A new version of the HP MFP Digital Sending Software (DSS) is available. This is a free upgrade for existing DSS 3 and DSS 4 customers. The HP MFP Digital Sending Software has been upgraded to version 4.13 (from version 4.12) and includes the following new features......

Published 10-16-2008 3:28 AM by Brian R. Kneebone

Filed under: Capture, Newsflash, Updates