HP today announced an expanded big data portfolio designed to
enable organizations to gain better insight into their data and deliver
real-time outcomes.
According to research commissioned on behalf of HP,(1)
nearly 60 percent of companies surveyed will spend at least 10 percent
of their innovation budget on big data this year.  The study also found,
however, that more than one in three organizations have failed with a
big data initiative. HP’s enhanced portfolio delivers the necessary
services and solutions to facilitate the successful implementation of
these initiatives, and to enable enterprises to handle the growing
volume, variety, velocity and vulnerability of data that can cause these
initiatives to fail.
To
help organizations reap the rewards of big data, HP announced HAVEn, a
big data analytics platform, which leverages HP’s analytics software,
hardware and services to create the next generation of big data-ready
analytics applications and solutions.
”Big
data enables organizations to take advantage of the totality of their
information-both internal and external-in real time. It produces
extremely fast decision making, resulting in unique and innovative ways
to serve customers and society,” said George Kadifa,
executive vice president, Software, HP. ”HP has the breadth and depth
of both the platform and the product portfolio to assist enterprises in
unleashing the power of big data.” 
HP provides unifying big data analytics platform
HAVEn combines proven technologies from HP Autonomy, HP Vertica, HP ArcSight and HP Operations Management, as well as key industry initiatives such as Hadoop, enabling clients and partners to:

• Avoid vendor lock-in with an open architecture that supports a broad range of analytics tools.
• Protect investments with support for multiple virtualization technologies.
• Speed time to value with highly optimized hardware solutions.
• Gain
  value from 100 percent of information, including structured,
  semistructured and unstructured data, via HP’s portfolio of more than
  700 connectors into HAVEn.

HP also is expanding its big data portfolio with new capabilities that help clients build and operate their big data solutions.
HP helps clients unlock hidden data to gain actionable insight
The first integrated big data analytics solution built on HAVEn is HP Operations Analytics,
which delivers insight into all aspects of IT operations, so
organizations can ensure quality service levels. The solution allows
organizations to efficiently consume, manage and analyze massive streams
of IT operational data from a variety of HP products, including HP ArcSight Logger and the HP Business Service Management portfolio, as well as third-party sources.
To help clients improve customer engagement and speed response to market opportunities, HP Enterprise Services has introduced HP Actionable Analytics Services. 
These solutions enable clients to implement analytics and extract
insight hidden within big data, as well as streamline key organizational
processes, such as customer offers, procurement, supply chain and
inventory operations.
HP helps clients start their journey to big data 
To help organizations avoid setbacks and successfully deploy big data solutions, HP Technology Services has expanded its Big Data Consulting Practice
to ensure optimal IT infrastructure performance as well as support for
increasing big data demands. New offerings include IT Strategy and
Architecture, System Infrastructure, and Protection services that enable
clients to align their IT infrastructure to organizational goals, while
achieving compliance with industry standards and government
regulations.
HP also announced two additional products to help on the journey:

• The HP Vertica Community Edition-free, downloadable software that delivers the same functionality of the HP Vertica Analytics Platform Enterprise Edition
  with no commitments or time limits, allowing clients to analyze up to 1
  terabyte of data before investing in an enterprisewide solution. 
• The HP Autonomy Legacy Data Cleanup-information
  governance solution that helps clients analyze legacy data, lower costs
  and reduce risks while driving value from big data. With this solution,
  organizations can access, understand and classify, as well as
  defensibly dispose of outdated and unnecessary legacy information, while
  retaining data deemed valuable for production applications.

(1) ”Big Data and Cloud,” Coleman Parkes Research, Ltd., May 2013.
<b>För ytterligare
information, vänligen kontakta:</b>

Kaj Alm, Affärsområdesansvarig
Enterprise Services, HP Sverige

mobil: 0768-593
787, kaj-alm@hp.com

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