A popular and effective approach to managing the increasing demand for storage has been to host networked storage on Windows file servers. The result is Windows file server sprawl. This rampant proliferation of file servers makes inexpensive systems expensive because of wasted capacity, low utilization rates and sub-optimal availability. Consolidating Windows file servers and storage devices establishes a highly available and independently scalable environment while substantially reducing management and infrastructure costs.

Watch this webcast to learn about the benefits of consolidating Windows file services using next-generation Scalable NAS, including:

• Flexibility to reaollocate resources to meet changing business needs
• Integrated high availability with no additional cost
• Planning for painless future storage growth
• Independently scalable file serving performance and capacity

Todd Behrbaum Senior Product Manager HP - StorageWorks Enterprise NAS Division

HP is a technology solutions provider to consumers, businesses and institutions globally. The company’s offerings span IT infrastructure, global services, business and home computing, and imaging and printing. For the four fiscal quarters ended October 31, 2007, HP revenue totaled $104.3 billion.  http://www.hp.com