Senior Principle Engineer of Architecture at Becton, Dickinson and Company
Real User
2019-06-25T06:39:00Z
Jun 25, 2019
The biggest thing that it gives us is reportability; that's the critical component. By giving us a monthly bill that is expandable based on usage, we're able to report back to the organization on the value that we're actually getting out of the hardware platform.
It has made our organization's capacity management efforts so much better. Usually, engineers need to take time to worry about firmware updates and and getting that stuff done. However, that falls to the wayside, knowing with GreenLake's data center management and data center support that all the firmware has been tested for all the equipment that you have. When you apply the updates, nothing should go wrong, because it has already been fully tested.
Global Center Solution Architect at a pharma/biotech company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
2019-06-25T06:38:00Z
Jun 25, 2019
It has helped us with the planning, and in concert with this, we are doing a lot of virtualizations. For a lot of cases, we are bringing in less gear and equipment to be able to accomplish the same things. It makes better use of what we do bring in.
Flexible Capacity from HPE Pointnext offers on-demand capacity, combining the agility and economics of public cloud with the security and performance of on-premises IT. With advanced metering, customers pay monthly for actual capacity used, above a minimum commitment – by core, by terabyte, by virtual machine – with no up-front capital outlay. HPE provides a buffer of capacity on-premises and ready for use, which you pay for only when you start to use. Active capacity management ensures...
The solution's technical support does an excellent job.
The most valuable feature for me is the ability to perform backups with a graphical user interface (GUI). It makes the process easy.
It offers businesses the flexibility and scalability of the public cloud while having their infrastructure on-premises.
The solution integrates well with Dell, Cisco switches, or other switches.
HPE GreenLake is highly stable.
The biggest thing that it gives us is reportability; that's the critical component. By giving us a monthly bill that is expandable based on usage, we're able to report back to the organization on the value that we're actually getting out of the hardware platform.
It is the flexible way to pay for everything that you need and pay as you go.
The most valuable feature is the ability to grow into a lower price point at some point in time.
Its performance is a significant improvement over the legacy stack that we had.
It has made our organization's capacity management efforts so much better. Usually, engineers need to take time to worry about firmware updates and and getting that stuff done. However, that falls to the wayside, knowing with GreenLake's data center management and data center support that all the firmware has been tested for all the equipment that you have. When you apply the updates, nothing should go wrong, because it has already been fully tested.
It has helped us with the planning, and in concert with this, we are doing a lot of virtualizations. For a lot of cases, we are bringing in less gear and equipment to be able to accomplish the same things. It makes better use of what we do bring in.
Absolute flexibility for scaling storage needs on demand.