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Bernalillo County, located in central New Mexico, was looking to upgrade 
its server and storage infrastructure in order to operate more efficiently and 
provide additional services to county residents. It was looking to consolidate 
servers, save on server maintenance and licensing costs, deploy servers and 
applications more quickly, and migrate from a mainframe to industry-standard 
servers, to launch an Enterprise Resources Planning (ERP) application. In  
addition it planned to upgrade its storage infrastructure from server attached 
storage to a highly scalable, high-performing solution.

It chose a comprehensive HP solution, consisting of HP BladeSystem technology, 
and multiple HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Arrays (EVAs), including an 
EVA3000, an EVA4000, and an EVA6000, and HP StorageWorks Business Copy 
EVA Software.

As a result of the HP solution, Bernalillo County has improved the reliability of 
its applications, consolidated servers, reduced costs, cut maintenance costs, 
simplified server maintenance, and can deploy new servers far more quickly.  
By migrating from the mainframe, it will improve performance, and improve 
application simplicity and flexibility. The new EVA storage gives the county a 
more flexible storage infrastructure, and will lead to a projected, cumulative 
five-year net benefit of $2,223,044.

OBjECTIVE 

BENEfITS ACHIEVEd

Consolidate servers 

Bernalillo County has been able to reduce 45 servers down to 12.

deploy new servers  

Bernalillo County can deploy new servers in two hours, rather 

more quickly 

than four weeks as was previously required.

Reduce power and  

Power and cooling requirements have been reduced by 40%. 

cooling

Migrate from a mainframe  

By migrating from a mainframe to HP servers for its ERP system, 

to launch an ERP project 

Bernalillo County will reduce coding and integration requirements,  

 

cut costs, and improve performance.

Upgrade storage 

By moving to HP EVAs, Bernalillo County has improved storage  

 

flexibility, reduced maintenance and hardware costs, improved  

 

productivity, and will realize a projected, cumulative five-year net  

 

benefit of $2,223,044.

 

Goal: for Bernalillo County to reduce 

costs and improve efficiency by 

consolidating servers, migrating from 

a mainframe to industry-standard 

hardware, upgrading storage, and 

launching a county-wide Enterprise 

Resource Planning (ERP) application.
Solution: A comprehensive HP solu-

tion, consisting of an HP BladeSystem 

p-Class Enclosure; HP Integrity BL60 

Server Blades with HP-UX 11i v2 and 

HP Integrity Virtual Machines; an HP 

BladeSystem c-Class Enclosure con-

taining four ProLiant BL685c Server 

Blades running VMware Virtual Infra-

structure 3; HP Class 9000 rp3410 

servers running HP-UX 11.00 through 

11.23; HP ProLiant dL380 Servers;  

HP Integrated Lights Out (iLO); HP 

Systems Insight Manager (SIM); multi-

ple HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual 

Arrays (EVAs), including an EVA3000, 

an EVA4000, and an EVA6000; HP 

StorageWorks Business Copy EVA 

Software; and HP P24 Proactive  

System Support.
Results: Bernalillo County has 

improved the reliability of its applica-

tions, consolidated servers, reduced 

costs, cut maintenance costs, simpli-

fied server maintenance, and can 

deploy new servers far more quickly. 

By migrating from the mainframe, 

it will improve performance, and 

increase application simplicity and 

flexibility. The new EVA storage gives 

the county a more flexible storage 

infrastructure, and has a projected, 

cumulative five-year net benefit of 

$2,223,044.

www.bernco.gov 

Bernalillo County is located in central 

New Mexico, consists of an area of 

nearly 1,200 square miles and has a 

population of over 556,678 (2000 US 

Census Bureau).
Headquarters: Albuquerque, NM
Industry: Government
Employees: 1,500 full and part time