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DSPP Audiocast Series: Meet Shorty: The HP BladeSystem for the "UnDatacenter"

Added: (Fri Feb 15 2008)

Pressbox (Press Release) - You are invited to attend a DSPP Audiocast to hear how HP BladeSystem hardware, software, and

services can help you broaden your market and extend your solutions to new customer segments. Learn

why midmarket businesses are looking to BladeSystem solutions to help improve efficiencies and

enhance business growth.

Wednesday, March 19, 2008 10:00 am, PST (1:00 EST) Register for this event

http://www.hpwebgen.com/questions.aspx?id=12703&pass=5412

During this discussion you will learn:

* What Shorty is and why it is an ideal match for your SMB customers
* Why your customers need the tangible benefits that Shorty provides
* What Solution Blocks are, and how to use them to drive sales
* How to tap into HP resources (technical and business) that can help insure your business success

Approximate duration: 30 minutes

Audience: This Audiocast is for software developers, ISV marketing and sales managers, VARS and

Resellers, System Integrators

Speaker: Chuck Klein, BladeSystem Advantage Partner Program Manager, HP

About the speaker: Chuck Klein manages the HP BladeSystem Advantage Partner Program for HP. The

program is targeted at extending the adoption of HP BladeSystem architecture among key HP Software

Partners. The program enlists software partners to go through BladeSystem validation and then engage in

awareness and joint Go-to-Market activities in vertical and horizontal industry segments such as Financial

Services, Telco, Manufacturing & Distribution, Health & Life Sciences, Business Intelligence, and others.

Mr. Klein has held other positions within HP including Worldwide Alliances Manager for Telecom and

Manufacturing vertical industry segments. Prior to joining HP, he was a 20+ year veteran in engineering

and pre-sales engineering for Data Communications and industrial servo-motion control companies out of

Minneapolis, MN.

*What is an Audiocast?
An audiocast is a telephone-based conference. This audiocast consists of a 25-minute presentation

followed by a question and answer period.

Submitted by:Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. Find out more.
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