G6 Brings Virtual Connect to New Levels

Author: jamiehanson

Author: jamiehanson

Before Virtual Connect, if you wanted to get in touch with eight different network connections, you would need eight different network ports, eight cables, and eight switches. With Virtual Connect, you don't have to worry about purchasing all of the hardware. One cable or one network interface card may not seem too expensive, but as your business grows and as your networks grow, so will your costs. When recessions hit, many business owners are left merely picking up the pieces, but those who have prepared ahead of time aren't hit nearly as hard. Reducing costs and keeping up to date with HP's most recent products will help business owners balance a budget. Cutting utility costs and getting rid of extra cables and network interface cards isn't nearly as heartbreaking or difficult as cutting staff. Don't be the last to move up to Virtual Connect. Eventually, you may begin to wonder if the extra work is worth the effort, as the expenses continue to pile up and dig into your profit margins. Today, the best option is to find a way to reduce your hardware and reduce your expenses. With Virtual Connect, one blade server can include multiple connections, a major shift from the day in which businesses were limited to one server per connection. Hewlett Packard's G6 blade server lines bring even more features and potential to connect to extra lines, and they support Intel 5500 series processors. The G6 lines are making the virtual connections even more of a viable option today. Meanwhile, the government is promoting efforts to reduce costs by offering to give tax credits or offering incentives in other ways. The term "green collar jobs" is becoming more prevalent, and it's hard not to find businesses that are trying to recycle, maintain wiser use of electricity and reduce unnecessary costs. HP is known for continuing to be up to date with its products, and it's not about to be left behind today. Its products and services also focus on reducing power and cooling consumption. That's why HP is working hard to make all of its products as green as possible, and Virtual Connect and G6 are helping it reach that goal. The return of investment will come quickly, even though there will be some up-front costs. History, however, shows that those who plan ahead and are willing to pay some money ahead of time often ride out recessions the best.About the Author:

En Pointe is a recommended Hewlett Packard Partner and offers HP ProLiant servers. Follow En Pointe's technology blog to stay up-to-date.

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