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Chargeback Glitch

Here’s a story about unexpected behavior prompted by some chargeback rules at Pfizer . (By 'chargeback' I mean the budgeting scheme where IT resources are metered, then costs are attributed to the business units that consume them.) Larry Cannell...

Published 05-15-2009 4:25 PM by Daniel Bowers

Filed under: BladeSystem, capacity planning, blade infrastructure, blade servers, power management, Management software, data center, chargeback
Designing infrastructure the way IT wants to work

We've been on the Adaptive Infrastructure journey at HP for several years now. This week we are announcing an important milestone: BladeSystem Matrix. We've been really thinking a lot about how customers use IT and ways we can optimize IT infrastructure...

Published 04-22-2009 11:46 AM by Gary Thome

Filed under: BladeSystem, capacity planning, cloud computing, blade infrastructure, virtual connect, blade servers, virtualization, datacenter, blade innovation, insight software, IT convergence, consolidation, virtual infrastructure, data center 3.0, convergence, next generation data center, Insight Control

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