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产品代码
330731-B21
City of Fontana meets new challenges by adding muscle to its HP SAN
Scalable HP StorageWorks SAN supports growth and new ERP
“HP storage products help the City of Fontana execute its business strategy
and deal with growth. The StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array makes
new deployments easier and faster – and helps us reduce the impact of
change.”
and deal with growth. The StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array makes
new deployments easier and faster – and helps us reduce the impact of
change.”
− Chris Beck, Network Administrator-Technology Services, City of Fontana, California
Industry: Public
Sector/Government
Sector/Government
Solution: HP
StorageWorks
Enterprise Virtual
Array, Modular Smart
Arrays and MSL Tape
Libraries, HP ProLiant
servers and HP
Services
StorageWorks
Enterprise Virtual
Array, Modular Smart
Arrays and MSL Tape
Libraries, HP ProLiant
servers and HP
Services
Objective:
Support business processes with a new enterprise
resource planning (ERP) system, centralized storage
and higher server performance
resource planning (ERP) system, centralized storage
and higher server performance
Approach:
Provide an expandable, flexible HP storage area
network – along with HP StorageWorks tape
libraries and ProLiant DL360 G5 servers – to support
the SunGard Pentamation ERP system
network – along with HP StorageWorks tape
libraries and ProLiant DL360 G5 servers – to support
the SunGard Pentamation ERP system
HP SAN in office since 2003
Located in southern California and serving a
constituency of 181,640 people, the City of Fontana
describes itself as a “City of Action”. Fontana
management encourages its staff to do more with less,
and the goal of its 20-member technology staff is to
use efficiency and constant innovation to help
Fontana’s 2,500 employees work more productively
and economically.
Located in southern California and serving a
constituency of 181,640 people, the City of Fontana
describes itself as a “City of Action”. Fontana
management encourages its staff to do more with less,
and the goal of its 20-member technology staff is to
use efficiency and constant innovation to help
Fontana’s 2,500 employees work more productively
and economically.
The Fontana technology team selected a winning
strategy in 2003 when they adopted a storage area
network (SAN) based on the HP StorageWorks
Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA). Their traditional direct-
attached storage (DAS) environment was limited in
scalability and flexibility and required excessive
management time.
strategy in 2003 when they adopted a storage area
network (SAN) based on the HP StorageWorks
Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA). Their traditional direct-
attached storage (DAS) environment was limited in
scalability and flexibility and required excessive
management time.
Business technology improvements:
• Dynamic storage provisioning
• Faster technology infrastructure readiness to meet
future growth and changes
• Outstanding reliability and substantial storage
capacity at an attractive price
Business outcomes:
• Centralized, scalable, virtualized storage capacity
to support city’s critical applications and business
changes
changes
• Investment protection with proven storage
technologies
• Higher asset utilization by building on installed
storage infrastructure
• Improved compliance with U.S. Department of
Justice data security requirements
• Future: potentially smaller data center could
generate less heat and use less power – saving
energy and space costs
energy and space costs