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During the Design phase, you'll get ready to put
your transition plan in motion. You'll start by defining how to implement your
plan. This involves sizing the system to address your workload requirements and
identifying the tools and methods you'll use to move your data and applications
to the target server and establish the timeframe parameters. Also, you may find
it helpful to do a proof-of-concept to verify that your design will meet your
business objectives.
HP has developed tools and
techniques that help customers design a smooth transition to HP Integrity
servers. You can choose to work with HP or design your transition plan using
your own transition team.
Resources for the Design Phase
» Consulting Sessions & Transition Workshops
» Business Agility Assessment
» Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Assessment
» Tru64 UNIX-to-HP-UX 11i Transition modules
» Tru64 UNIX to HP-UX 11i Software Transition Kit
» Tru64 UNIX to HP-UX 11i Transition Tools
» Solaris to HP-UX 11i Transition Tools
Proof of Concept:
HP Demo Centers:
» North America
» Europe, Middle East, Africa
» Asia-Pacific
» TestDrive
» HP-Intel Solution Centers
HP Services:
» HP Services for Itanium-based Solutions Overview (PDF, 351 KB)
» HP Itanium 2-based services
» HP Services Portfolio
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