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IT Consolidation in Higher Education
Given current budget issues and pressure from users wanting access to more information and new learning tools, IT consolidation in Higher Education promises enormous paybacks. The reason: up to 90% of today's campus IT budgets are consumed by computing requirements that can be centralized and standardized, enabling you to do more with less. Can your institution benefit from IT consolidation? Find out now.
Why Less Means More At its simplest, the IT consolidation process centralizes data access and replaces individual systems and unique processes with common management procedures, resulting in potentially dramatic improvements in equipment utilization and service levels. » READ MORE |
Benefits of IT Consolidation The improved IT administration that comes from consolidation allows IT departments to reduce operating costs while increasing availability and security. » READ MORE |
Consolidation Strategies The best way to ensure consolidation success is to employ strategies that preserve traditional independence while, at the same time, consolidating and coordinating shared services. Based on interviews with Higher Education customers and an analysis of HP products, programs and services, ITCentrix, a cost benefits analyst, has specific strategies that it recommends for institutions considering IT consolidation. » READ MORE |
What if you could save nearly $11 million in operational costs over a 5-year period? Or realize a 50% reduction in storage management costs? Or add $5.7 million in increased computing agility to your institution? These are just some of the results two different universities were able to achieve with IT consolidation. » READ MORE
Read the HP white paper on the benefits of IT consolidation in education. Developed by IT Centrix, this white paper provides in-depth detail on why IT consolidation can make sense for your institution.
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