How did you manage to do that? Easy. HPE OneView with Microsoft System Center.

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By Doug de Werd 

If you have been looking for breakthrough management tool that simplifies Hybrid IT, while also letting you move faster, streamline lifecycle operations, and increase productivity, I have a perfect place for you to look: HPE Booth #701 at Microsoft Ignite.  

HPE and Microsoft® have worked together to integrate HPE OneView with Microsoft System Center® to provide you with comprehensive lifecycle management of HPE infrastructure directly from the Microsoft System Center consoles. If you have standardized on System Center as your management platform, this is the ideal solution for deploying, monitoring, managing, and updating your HPE servers, storage, and networking. 

Look, listen, try

We’ll be offering you a number of ways to get all the information you need about this powerful management solution: 

1. Check out the Booth Demo – We’ll be ready to show you exactly how HPE OneView integrates with Microsoft® System Center to deliver powerful HPE hardware management capabilities directly from the System Center consoles. The result is comprehensive capabilities for system health, configuration management and remote control for HPE Synergy, ProLiant, BladeSystem and Storage. 

1. Attend the Theatre session - Titled “Greater control of your virtual and physical management with HPE OneView for Microsoft System Center,” this session will provide you with the information you need to avoid complexity and costly mistakes and streamline operations with a focus on how Microsoft System Center leverages the power and management automation of HPE OneView. You’ll See how with comprehensive system health and alerting, driver and firmware updates, HPE fabric visualization, and provisioning of HPE servers, networking and storage you can gain greater control of IT resources, provide consistent and repeatable actions and reduce the risk of unplanned downtime. This session will be presented twice: Monday, September 25, at 1:30 p.m. and Thursday, September 28 at 2:30 p.m. 

1. Stop by the HPE Booth and talk with me in person – I’ll be happy to take a look at the challenges you face – present and future, as well as the business goals you want to reach. From there, we can discuss how HPE OneView for Microsoft System Center can fit into those plans and work for you to deliver the results you want. I would especially like to get feedback from you about your use of Microsoft Operations Management Suite (OMS) and our potential for HPE OneView integrations, so stop by for a chat.

 A Proven performer

HPE OneView has proven its ability to deliver results for enterprises like yours worldwide, making it easy to integrate powerful infrastructure automation that improves your productivity. HPE OneView enables you to:

• Deploy infrastructure faster—With template-based automation, IT generalists can rapidly and reliably provision resources in response to application owner requirements.
• Simplify operations—Agentless monitoring, online firmware updates, and a Global Dashboard deliver streamlined lifecycle operations at enterprise scale.
• Increase productivity—The unified API enables you to accelerate applications and services, giving your developers and IT administrators the power to automate  

 So stop by HPE Booth 701 at Microsoft Ignite and see the multiple benefits of HPE OneView for yourself.

 More information

Get more information about HPE OneView for Microsoft System Center by:

• Downloading the solution brief: “Unify infrastructure management”
• Checking out the this short overview demo

 More information about all of the impressive HPE – Microsoft joint solutions is available on our Strategic Alliance site, Visit the HPE Microsoft Ignite site for complete information about the event.

Doug de Werd is the worldwide Product Manager for HPE OneView for Microsoft System Center. Doug has been with HPE for over 30 years, with previous roles including technical marketing for Windows virtualization, high performance computing, high availability clustering, international engineering support, and technical training. Doug graduated from the University of Notre Dame and previously was a high school science teacher. He has also worked as a system analyst and programmer.