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HP Business Services Management Solutions for SAP Environments

Overview The HP Manufacturing and Distribution Industries Business Services Management (BSM) solution powered by HP software in combination with SAP Solution Manager and applications, answers key marketplace requirements. The solution combines HP hardware and software, along with those of leading solution partners, as well as comprehensive consulting, assessment, solution design and integration services. It is also fully embedded with the HP ITSM for SAP solution to enable ITIL-based end-to-end operation. The offering can help companies identify and proactively monitor the health of critical business services, even across disparate geographies and business units. The visibility gained into how the business actually operates on a granular level enables greater adherence to service level guarantees, improves compliance and decreases the risks and costs of down-time.

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Publisher	Hewlett-Packard	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Business Management, Service Level Management

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