HP Transforms Information Governance and Data Storage with New Intelligent Retention and Content Management Solution

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Solution integrates HP’s storage, software and Haven analytics to reinvent end-to-end information lifecycle management

BARCELONA, SPAIN – Dec. 2, 2014 — /BackupReview.info/ — HP today unveiled a new Intelligent Retention and Content Management solution that allows global organizations to intelligently manage data throughout its lifecycle, lowering potential risk and cost while also increasing the value that can be attained from enterprise information.

The solution includes HP StoreAll, HP ControlPoint and HP Records Manager to streamline how organizations identify, value, and take action on their data. HP ControlPoint delivers automated policy application, which eliminates manual and error-prone processes, and thus simplifies the migration, retention, or deletion of enterprise information. HP Records manager allows organizations to effectively retain and manage high value and high risk business content in a fully compliant repository. When combined with HP StoreAll, customers can further boost storage efficiency, data accessibility and security, as well as its overall compliance state.

“With the increasing volume of enterprise data and data compliance regulations, it is important for organizations to have a solution that can optimize the management of business content at the lowest total cost of ownerships,” said Jan Janssens, chief information officer, Headbird NV. “With HP Storage and HP Software, HP is uniquely positioned to deliver a unified software and hardware solution that extends the concept of file analysis by comprehensively capturing, analyzing, managing, and retaining content in a completely secure environment to deliver greater value and business insight.”

“AlphaWorks has been a long-standing partner of both the HP Storage and the HP Software business units,” said Johnny Joe, executive vice president, AlphaWorks. “We strongly believe that the new HP Intelligent Retention and Content Management solution will deliver the industry’s first unified hardware/software solution that allows customers tointelligently manage data throughout its lifecycle, lowering potential risk and cost while also increasing the value that can be attained from enterprise information. We look forward to reselling this joint solution to our client base in the years to come.”

An Information Governance Solution to a Big Data Problem
This unique solution is designed for today’s Big Data problems.  Developed with the HP Haven big data analytics platform as its core, the solution allows customers to understand and analyze vast amounts of enterprise information. It enables enterprises to identify and analyze both known and unknown enterprise data, so it can be managed efficiently while ensuring that business-critical information is retained and accessible. This solution delivers superior business insight and value with a lower total cost of ownership.

“With the integration of HP StoreAll and HP ControlPoint, HP is transforming information governance and data storage economics by putting HP Haven big data analytics at the core,”said David Jones, general manager, Big Data Solutions, HP Software. “This unique HP software-hardware solution intelligently identifies, analyzes and manages all business content to ensure critical business information is retained, secured and accessible while simplifying the disposal of content with no value.”

This new integrated solution leverages HP Haven analytics to deliver many benefits, including:

• A unified software and hardware solution from a single vendor that extends the concept of file analysis by comprehensively capturing, analyzing, managing, and retaining content in a completely secure environment to deliver greater value and business insight.
• The enablement of the identification and automatic classification of valuable content within enterprise systems such as file shares, email and Microsoft SharePoint – according to policy to improve data accuracy and staff productivity.
• Optimization of storage based on data value. Inactive but valuable content can be moved from tier 1 storage and migrated to StoreAll where it will be retained as a secure and possibly immutable (WORM) archive.
• HP ControlPoint facilitates deletion of content with no business or legal value (redundant, obsolete and trivial content) based on policy to reduce overall storage requirements and cost. HP Records Manager allows for the long-term management of content to meet retention and compliance requirements at the file level.

Pricing and Availability
HP Intelligent Retention and Content Management solution is immediately available. The pricing is based on the amount of information managed by terabyte.

For more information on this solution, please visit www.autonomy.com/products/control-point

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