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Brief HP and Microsoft put the power of Big Data in everyone’s hands HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft Analytics Platform Empower your people with a scalable, finely tuned Big Data analytics platform that can be deployed quickly and cost-effectively with confidence from HP and Microsoft. Competitive differentiation New opportunities for better This appliance integrates in-memory performance, massively parallel processing Integrated business insight business insight data warehouse (MPP DW), Hadoop, and HP The only purpose-built appliance customized for Support Pack all in one appliance. Built on Data Warehouse (DW), Hadoop, with the HP Support Organizations are moving to Big Data in a Pack. Microsoft technologies, this appliance brings big way. They want the benefits of being together the worlds of relational and non- able to rapidly process vast amounts of data Near real-time insights relational data with a single query engine for from a multitude of information sources to • 100x faster queries1 both structured and unstructured data. provide new advantages to their business. 1 • 30% better scan rate The challenge with Big Data is that it’s been • 50% lower cost per TB2 complex and expensive to implement. You want a system that you can quickly migrate Joint development for Scale with your business to with zero risk of disruption, and manage 3 simplicity and performance • Up to 6PB for DW easily for a fast return on investment (ROI). It • Up to 1.2PB for Hadoop needs to be on a workload optimized platform Microsoft is the recognized leader in the BI/ with proven performance and high availability. DW market, and HP is a worldwide leader in Deploy with confidence And it has to be cost-effective from the start, servers and storage. We have a rich history Factory-built information appliance pre-loaded with while scaling as your requirements change Microsoft Analytics Platform System—designed by of developing Big Data and data warehousing to support analytics, data warehousing, and HP and Microsoft solutions, and successfully bringing them to applications. a global market. In 2010, we began with the HP Enterprise Data Warehouse Appliance and The HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft® have evolved to the new HP ConvergedSystem Analytics Platform (APS) is purpose-built, 300 for Microsoft Analytics Platform. We 1 Compared to previous generations based on HP factory-integrated, and tuned for the data- continue our joint commitment to develop and Microsoft performance benchmarks intensive workloads you require for your Big 2 valueprism.com/resources/resources/ solutions that enable organizations of all sizes Data, business intelligence (BI) and analytics to conveniently and cost-effectively implement Resources/PDW%20Compete%20Pricing%20 applications. FINAL.pdf Big Data with confidence from two market 3 Based on 5:1 compression leaders. Brief | HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft Analytics Platform Data management solutions Standard tools for accelerated insight Collaborative support approach By using standard Microsoft tools—such as Each HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft to meet your business needs Excel or Power-BI for Office 365—already Analytics Platform is delivered along with deployed in your organization, your users a unique collaborative support agreement The HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft can quickly make use of your new platform between HP, Microsoft, and you as the Analytics Platform is flexible so as to meet without having to go through a training customer. With a unified solution support your needs both today and in the future. The cycle. This means that as soon as your HP experience, disruptions are minimized and modular design allows you to deploy it either ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft Analytics unnecessary downtime avoided. You have as a dedicated, massively parallel relational Platform is delivered and configured, your the full assurance that risks are mitigated to data warehouse, or as a mixed platform that organization can begin to reap the benefits of meet the service-level agreements with your analyzes data from Hadoop non-relational integrated business insights. analytics users all across your organization. data sources. You can start small and grow the appliance as your information needs change Fast time-to-value along with your business. As a pre-built, factory integrated solution, HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft Analytics HP and Microsoft—partners If you already have an HP AppSystem for Platform is delivered as a pre-configured and you can trust Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Parallel Data tested appliance, installed and tested at your Warehouse (PDW), you can easily upgrade site by a team of HP and Microsoft engineers HP and Microsoft’s 30-year partnership is to include additional scale units for SQL for rapid deployment. one that you can rely on. From your initial Server PDW or HDInsight, Microsoft’s Hadoop investigation through to deployment and distribution, based on the Hortonworks Data Scale easily as your data needs change support, we’ll be there for you 24x365 no Platform for Microsoft Windows® that brings With linear scalability of up to 6PB for matter where you are in the world. With over a 100 percent Apache Hadoop solution to the relational data warehouse data and 1.2PB for 29,000 joint HP/Microsoft partners and HP’s data warehouse. Hadoop data, it’s easy to scale out by adding 48,000 Microsoft-trained professionals, you new scale units as your data volumes increase. can rest assured that you’re in the best hands. Any data. Any source. Any type. You can be confident that your new, expanded The HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft capacity nodes will be seamlessly integrated Analytics Platform is simple to use despite and your entire installation fine-tuned for the potential complexities of the underlying performance. Integrated data data. Your Hadoop data can be queried without management—let’s do it having to first load it into the data warehouse. HP Support Pack for diagnostics and together And standard SQL Server queries can be used lifecycle management to access and join your Hadoop data with your Keeping the HP ConvergedSystem 300 for With data volumes increasing and new data relational data. Microsoft Analytics Platform running at sources presenting new opportunities, you peak performance is critical. But maintaining know that you need to branch out and explore Accelerated information time-to-value the overall health and versioning of the the potential that integrated insight can bring HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft appliance infrastructure—servers, storage, to your business. And if you’ve already started Analytics Platform, built on the foundation and networking—and their associated out on that journey, you want to reap the of HP ProLiant Gen8 servers and in-memory firmware and drivers can be daunting. Each benefits of integrated, near real-time data functionality, provides improved query appliance is validated and tested to run a analytics across both relational and non- performance of up to 100x at the lowest price specific combination of software firmware relational data sources as quickly as possible. data warehouse appliance per terabyte in the and drivers, with updates as new features and industry. This means that you can expand the enhancements are added over its lifespan. The HP ConvergedSystem 300 for Microsoft user base of your analytics system, and put Analytics Platform was designed to help you the power of information into the hands of Included with the purchase of the appliance, realize your vision as rapidly and painlessly as more people throughout your organization for the free HP Support Pack includes a suite of possible. Why not investigate further to find increased productivity. tools designed to help customers with lifecycle out how it can fit into your business? We know management, including appliance validation, you’ll like what you see! Our solution partners diagnostics, and tested firmware and driver packages to simplify updates for an increased ROI. Learn more at hp.com/go/convergedsystem/cs300aps Sign up for updates hp.com/go/getupdated Share with colleagues Rate this document © Copyright 2014 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. Microsoft and Windows are U.S. registered trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies. Intel logo is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and other countries. 4AA5-3003ENW, June 2014.
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