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Hewlett-Packard Launches ProCurve Alliance Hewlett-Packard Launches ProCurve Alliance
By Jennifer LeClaire
January 26, 2009 2:21PM

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Hewlett-Packard is combating Cisco's new data-center presence with a new initiative called the HP ProCurve Open Network Ecosystem, also known as HP ProCurve ONE. HP ProCurve ONE is a multi-vendor alliance program that aims for interoperability of network apps and gear. HP ProCurve ONE has a who's who member list, including Microsoft.
 



In a move to counter Cisco's planned entrance into the data Relevant Products/Services center, Hewlett-Packard Relevant Products/Services is forming alliances, launching new products and authoring new initiatives. It's a three-pronged strategy that HP Relevant Products/Services Relevant Products/Services hopes will help the company and its partners gain more market share in a competitive arena.

For starters, HP ProCurve, the networking Relevant Products/Services division of HP, on Monday expanded its Adaptive Networks vision -- a vision that sees networks adapt to users, applications and organizations' needs.

Additionally, two new initiatives will make way for customers to address rapidly changing enterprise Relevant Products/Services data-center needs and improve network Relevant Products/Services-application efficiency Relevant Products/Services. HP ProCurve also unveiled data-center switches and management software to help customers lower costs, mitigate risks, and drive business growth.

But what got analysts' attention is strong industry support for the HP ProCurve Open Network Ecosystem, also known as HP ProCurve ONE. It's a multi-vendor alliance program that aims to optimize Relevant Products/Services the performance of enterprise-class applications with HP ProCurve infrastructure Relevant Products/Services.

A Unified Front

Microsoft Relevant Products/Services, Avaya, McAfee, F5 and Riverbed, Aastra, AirTight Networks, Ekahau, InMon, .vantronix and VBrick are participating in the partnership, collaborating with HP ProCurve to help customers strengthen security, reduce complexity of network management, increase network and data-center performance, deploy new VoIP services, and improve manageability.

"To help customers address the increased pace of change within their businesses, HP ProCurve is combining its own technology with some of the most innovative, respected and visionary companies in the world," said Marius Haas, senior vice president and general manager of HP ProCurve. "Establishing partnerships with major technology companies to deliver open-standards choices delivers business value by increasing the efficiency of network applications."

The goal of HP ProCurve ONE is to allow customers to securely integrate a wide choice of network applications and services from alliance partners that work directly with the HP ProCurve infrastructure. HP ProCurve ONE partner applications are tested and certified to ensure interoperability with the new HP ProCurve ONE Services zl Module. (continued...)

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