Tests show framework-based network-management tools do not have to be complex. Many networks find the framework plus a few modules may be what they need.

HP's new Mercury Project and Portfolio Management Center 7.0 is designed to help companies optimize their IT development resources based and standardize how the health of those projects is measured.

HP bolsters NetMetrix management software. news. Dec 19, 2000 2 mins. ... 26 helpful open source network management tools. Oct 18, 2011 6 mins. feature. The world’s geekiest license plates.

HP is addressing this deficiency with a project code-named “Nimbus” that promises to bring management - full management - of multiple kinds of servers onto one console.

HP pushes into 10G with lower-priced products. Popular Topics Artificial Intelligence; Cloud Computing; Data Management ...

BANGALORE, INDIA: HP has announced that independent industry analyst firm IDC has named it the No. 1 market share leader in several IT management software markets. The IDC reports cited HP as No ...

DUBAI, UAE, Oct. 13, 2003 HP ProCurve Networking today introduced network management software that provides basic and advanced management features for the most demanding enterprise networks.HP ...

Hewlett-Packard has agreed to buy identify management software maker Trustgenix for an undisclosed sum, the company announced Wednesday. Trustgenix’s technology is already closely linked with HP ...

BANGALORE, INDIA: HP has announced that independent industry analyst firm IDC has named it the No. 1 or No. 2 market share leader in several IT management software markets. The IDC reports cited ...

HP has introduced version 9.0 of its Business Service Management application management software, designed to work across physical and virtual systems in both cloud and internal IT environments ...

Aiming to expand its collection of storage software products, Hewlett-Packard plans next week to announce three additions to its OpenView line of management tools. As part of its new strategy, the ...

Hewlett-Packard's planned acquisition of Compaq casts the spotlight on a piece of management software used to administer everything from phone networks to storage systems.