HPE has unveiled extensive enhancements to its sustainable IT expertise and capabilities portfolio designed to help organizations reduce the environmental impacts as well as costs of IT operations.
By Dionne Morgan, Director of Services marketing, Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Here are the highlights of our announcement – learn more in our press release: Hewlett Packard Enterprise helps organizations reduce IT carbon footprint with new sustainability dashboard and comprehensive portfolio of services.
Sustainability dashboard on HPE GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform
HPE will soon offer a new sustainability dashboard on the HPE GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform that delivers key insights on IT energy consumption, carbon emissions, and electricity costs. The dashboard will leverage advanced analytics from the HPE portfolio across compute, storage, and networking to improve overall sustainability performance.
New technology from OpsRamp, which HPE acquired in May 2023, will provide additional sustainable IT capabilities to the dashboard by delivering a unified approach to manage multi-vendor infrastructure and application resources in hybrid and multi-cloud IT environments.
The dashboard will be previewed during HPE CTO Fidelma Russo’s keynote at HPE Discover 2023, and it will be available to customers later this year.
Enhanced sustainable IT services
The new offerings include:
- New workshops that explore a combined and sustainable approach to IT, workloads, and data centers – these are now available to customers seeking to begin their journey.
- New sustainable IT baselining services provide a clear picture of energy usage and emissions within customers’ IT estates by considering commonly accepted accounting and reporting principles.
- HPE Right Mix Advisor, a process that identifies application modernization and hosting requirements, has been enhanced to offer analyses of workload power consumption and calculation of IT carbon footprint (both collectively and at the application level).
- New operational services provide customers with a continuum of sustainable IT features, including access to dedicated experts, asset upcycling services, customized Circular Economy reports, and access to additional certifications.
- HPE Digital Learner – an online learning subscription service – now includes sustainable upskilling for IT and data center facility employees.
- The Force for Good Financing Program from HPE Financial Services, which rewards organizations that demonstrate a measurable commitment to sustainability, has been expanded to include more small and mid-sized businesses.
- A new charitable giving program is available through HPE Asset Upcycling Services. It allows organizations to donate funds to several reputable non-profit partners (such as Project Drawdown and UNICEF) as they decommission retired IT assets.
Learn more about HPE’s approach to sustainable IT and how we’re helping customers and communities address environmental challenges while meeting the technology demands of the future.
Dionne Morgan is a 30-year veteran at HPE and a recognized expert in services. She is the Director of Services marketing, where she leads Advisory and Professional Services, Operational/ Lifecycle Services, and HPE Managed Services product teams. Dionne has held many leadership roles in non-profit organizations throughout her career and serves as current president of the Black Employee Network.
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