HP also announced the realignment of the HP Halo business within the HP ProCurve Networking business, which is part of the company's enterprise-focused Technology Solutions Group responsible for servers, storage, software, networking and services. This move provides customers with "one-stop shopping" in choosing the right video endpoints, services and network solutions that will propel collaboration within their organizations.
Alaa AlShimy, General Manager of HP ProCurve Middle East, said:
"Customers looking for integrated unified communications and collaboration solutions that include endpoint technologies, network management and comprehensive services can turn to HP. Together, these developments and offerings are aimed at helping customers reduce operating costs, lower demands on IT staff, extend their reach and facilitate better business outcomes."
This end-to-end managed solution enables webcast attendees using notebooks or PCs at home, the office or on the road to easily see and engage with spokespeople webcasting from Halo locations.
All Halo endpoints - including the HP Halo Collaboration Studio, HP Halo Meeting Room and HP Halo Collaboration Center - can be used to conduct these webcasts.
Increased flexibility, global unified communications integration capabilities:
By realigning the HP Halo business directly with the HP ProCurve Networking business, the company can now integrate all components of video collaboration, including networking options and services, while providing customers with single-source accountability.
Customers also have a greater choice in the types of services used by their organizations to manage video collaboration assets, including:
• HP Network Lifecycle Services include everything from assessment to strategy, design to integration, deployment to fully outsourced management.
• HP Halo Managed Services include 24/7 concierge, monitoring and diagnostics, security, and HP Technology Refresh, which provides HP Halo customers with obsolescence protection. This also provides customers with unlimited access to the HVEN, removing the need to worry about bandwidth scheduling.
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