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Hawaiian Electric expects to save in maintenance and
licensing fees for its mainframe and mainframe-based
applications when it migrates from the mainframe. The
new, more flexible, more scalable infrastructure will
better serve the needs of Hawaiian Electric’s business
units as well.

“We’re running Business Objects, Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) mapping for customer service, reporting,
job scheduling, and about a dozen different application
development environments on HP servers,” Watanabe
says. “We’re far better positioned for delivering our
business units whatever they need.”

“The HP BladeSystem has been a big win for us,”
he concludes. “We’ve cut our costs, and increased
our flexibility."

Solution at a glance

Primary application
• Mainframe migration and server consolidation

Primary hardware
• HP ProLiant BL460c quad core server blades
• HP BladeSystem c7000 enclosure
• HP Integrity Servers
• HP Integrated Lights Out (iLO)
• HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array

8000 (EVA8000)

Primary software
• VMware

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 ESX Server

• Microsoft Virtual Server
• HP Systems Insight Manager (SIM)
• HP OpenView
• Business Objects business intelligence software
• Oracle Database 10g
• Oracle E-Business Suite
• Enterprise applications, including Enterprise

Resource Planning (ERP), customer service, and
human resources software