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How HPE Will Reward Partners for Solution Expertise

HPE How HPE Will Reward Partners for Solution Expertise HPE mapped out 11 competencies partners should ideally specialize in to generate higher margins. Six are scheduled to be in place this year. Application Development and Transformation Heavily focused on cloud application migration, this competency area involves a lot of services expertise provided by both the […]

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Michael Vizard
Sep 21, 2016
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1 - How HPE Will Reward Partners for Solution ExpertiseHow HPE Will Reward Partners for Solution Expertise

HPE mapped out 11 competencies partners should ideally specialize in to generate higher margins. Six are scheduled to be in place this year.

2 - Application Development and TransformationApplication Development and Transformation

Heavily focused on cloud application migration, this competency area involves a lot of services expertise provided by both the partner and HPE.

3 - IT Automation and OrchestrationIT Automation and Orchestration

The IT automation and orchestration compentency is built mainly around the HPE Helion Cloud Suite. HPE is looking to provide the foundational management component for both private and public cloud deployments.

4 - Data Management Infrastructure and ArchitectureData Management Infrastructure and Architecture

HPE is looking to drive adoption of real-time analytics using big data. The data management infrastructure and architecture spans everything from SAP HANA and Hadoop to Vertica and open-source Cassandra databases.

5 - Digital CollaborationDigital Collaboration

The digital collaboration competency is primarily aimed at Skype for Business implementation. The opportunity for HPE partners ranges across multiple forms of network infrastructure needed to enable a variety of low-latency conferencing applications.

6 - Incident RecoveryIncident Recovery

Incident recovery is part of the company’s overall security strategy. HPE is putting more focus on helping IT organizations respond faster to malware infestations.

7 - Intelligent WorkplaceIntelligent Workplace

Although virtual desktops are a small percentage of the desktops in the enterprise, with the rise of the cloud, virtual desktops have become a key element of workspace-as-a-service solutions.

8 - Risk Management and Secure DesignRisk Management and Secure Design

Recognizing there is no such thing as perfect security, HPE wants to work with partners to help customers identify their most strategic assets as part of a layered approach to IT security.

9 - Threat Detection and ResponseThreat Detection and Response

The fundamentals of IT endpoint security still apply. HPE is aiming to help partners build a practice around managed security services.

10 - Data Discovery and AssessmentData Discovery and Assessment

Before data can be turned into a strategic asset, IT organizations need to know how much of it there is and how much of that data has been duplicated. For HPE and its partners, data discovery is the first step toward providing data management services.

11 - Data Analytics and Business InsightData Analytics and Business Insight

Analytics are starting to be processed in real time to create actionable insights capable of informing transactions and making better business decisions. HPE sees this practice as being core to any digital business transformation.

12 - Campus MobilityCampus Mobility

Now that more than half the devices end users employ don’t have Ethernet ports, new networking frameworks (such as those from the Aruba Networks arm of HPE) for managing usage of these devices across a campus environment are going to be required.

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Michael Vizard is a seasoned IT journalist, with nearly 30 years of experience writing and editing about enterprise IT issues. He is a writer for publications including Programmableweb, IT Business Edge, CIOinsight, Channel Insider and UBM Tech. He formerly was editorial director for Ziff-Davis Enterprise, where he launched the company’s custom content division, and has also served as editor in chief for CRN and InfoWorld. He also has held editorial positions at PC Week, Computerworld and Digital Review.

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