After HPE and Hewlett-Packard, over 30 years has been a rewarding adventure by showing examples of how things deserve to be done in business to ensure things that deserve to be avoided. What I like is that the company has run significant dangers to move forward and deepen. Critics will focus on the company’s mistakes, but I think it’s immaturity, because there hasn’t been a business in 50 years that hasn’t taken a wrong step.
Today, it’s hard to get into the intermediate knowledge infrastructure without software and gaming facilities to mix higher margins and get higher Wall Street ratings. Over the more than 3 years, it is exactly the path THAT HPE has taken, which is to oppose the infrastructure sales style to provide responses (material – software) based on consumption. The company’s announcements at its recent HPE Discover proved that the company was on the move, quickly generating software and customer features that bring a lot of price to the company.
I think other analysts and the press covered the classified ads well, but I sought to do a review of the ads.
None of these ads is a wonder because “edge to cloud” in a customer style has been the stated goal of HPE CEO Antonio Neri since taking the helm in 2018, and the worry of forgetting GreenLake was brought in November 2017.
I wrote about Neri’s first HPE Discover as CEO here. One thing I attribute to HPE and Neri is the popularization of the term “hybrid” cloud. That was long before Google’s Anthos or AWS outposts. HPE has also acquired corporations to create these new consumer-based Edge to Cloud services, adding Cloud Technology Partners (September 2017), BlueData Software (November 2018), Cray (September 2019), MapR Technologies (August 2019), and Scytale. (February 2020). I must admit, based on Hewlett-Packard’s past acquisitions before Neri, I didn’t expect much, but I’m very inspired by HPE’s new features. HPE has recruited and acquired software talent slowly, and the company says it now has 8,300 software resources that have built existing features and will expand long-term features.
This is an impressive race for HPE under the leadership of Antonio Neri, who changes the style of hardware sales to a consumer-based “edge-to-cloud” style, where the software is at the forefront of launch. It was rewarding to have a seat before seeing HPE continue to evolve greenLake’s style, from the beginnings of flexible capacity and pay-as-you-go to the existing expansion as a portfolio-wide service, creating HPE GreenLake Central for an experience and maintaining cloud delivery to enable consumers to run a variety of responses for businesses. HPE is not at the end of its journey, and I would say it is a company that has just arrived in the field. It is now up to HPE sales and marketing groups to make it vital in the market in the form of profit earnings.
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