HP's Adaptive Enterprise approach is based on four key design principles: simplify, standardize, modularize, and integrate; designed and deployed IT for maximum agility.
1. Simplify:
- Reducing the number of IT elements in your network
- Eliminating customization
- Automating change
2. Standardize:
- Use of industry-standard interfaces, platforms and software development techniques
- Implement standard processes and policies for managing change
- Adopt common enterprise architecture
3. Modularize:
- Break down monolithic structures
- Create reusable components
- Implement logical architecture
- Virtualize IT in an adaptive enterprise
4. Integrate:
- Facilitates greater ease and range of change
- Help connect application and business processes within and outside the enterprise
The four fundamental design principles are crucial to ensuring a tight link between IT and business. As these principles drive technology decisions, HP remains focused on delivering realizable and practical value for our enterprise customers.
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- Monday, January 12 - 2004 at 15:57
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Joseph Hanania, General Manager, HPMonday, January 12 - 2004 at 15:57 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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This article was updated on Mon Nov 22 2004.
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