IT is undergoing a significant transformation as businesses look to streamline costs and roll out a new class of cloud-based applications driven by a changing digital economy accelerated by mobility, IoT, and AI. The IT infrastructure as we know it today is not well equipped to improve on the cost structure for traditional workloads nor handle the velocity demands of a new generation of workloads where IT is a focal point for competitive differentiation. Hybrid IT, with its mix of on-premises and public as well as private cloud deployment is a logical next step in datacenter evolution. As one approach to address IT’s changing demands, vendors are bringing to market solutions under a new category called composable infrastructure.
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Table of Contents
- Summary
- Support For Two Infrastructure Models Is Unsustainable
- Composable Infrastructure: Designed For The Changing IT Landscape
- Multiple Paths To Composable Infrastructure
- HPE Synergy: Purpose-Built For Composability
- Benefits of Evolving Blade & Rack Environments to HPE Synergy
- HPE Synergy Implementations and Case Studies
- Call To Action
- Figure 1: Hybrid Delivery Models
- Figure 2: Composable Infrastructure Architecture Design Principals
- Figure 3: Datacenter Infrastructure Evolution
Companies Cited
- EMIS Health Group
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
- HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology
- Microsoft
