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OOCL Ensures High Availability With HP Business Continuity and Recovery Services (BCRS)

Overview Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) is an international container transport and logistics service provider and one of the first in the industry to offer interactive e-commerce applications in 1995. Behind the web interface, however, is a mission-critical, intricate network of multi-vendor servers, applications and management software that requires precise calibration and maintenance to ensure business continuity and high availability. HP's intimate understanding of OOCL's unique business challenges and IT set-up made it the only choice to be OOCL's Business Continuity and Recovery Services partner. To maintain High Availability for its critical business services and e-commerce systems, OOCL commissioned HP Services to supply Business Continuity and Recovery Services (BCRS) in the form of 24x7 on-site Critical Systems Support (CSS).

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Hewlett-Packard	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	High Availability, Disaster Recovery, Customer Support Services

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