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Integrated Infrastructure Management: A "smart" approach to business computing flexibility

6/9/2008
Provided by: Hewlett-Packard
Speed and IT flexibility are seriously compromised when systems are not fully integrated through a comprehensive management system. And that can seriously impede a company's ability to grow, compete and deliver business value to the organization. This paper presents Integrated Infrastructure Management (IIM), an IT asset management life cycle solution that's an efficient and cost-effective approach to flexible business computing. Complimentary with registration. Sponsored by Hewlett-Packard and CCSI Technology Solutions.
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Integrated Infrastructure Management: A "smart" approach to business computing flexibility


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