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HP Invests $100 Million in Recovery Centers
By GLENN J. KALINOSKI
Executive Editor
Customer Inter@ction Solutions
HP announced Thursday that it has invested $100 million in business continuity and recovery centers, including previous acquisitions and investments in Europe, the Americas
and Asia Pacific.
HP Business Continuity and
Recovery
Centers are designed to get customers back up and running and to help them recover from virus attacks, natural disasters or other events.
HP began serving customers at a new center in
Alpharetta, Ga., in August. A center in
Anaheim, Calif., is set to open in October.
Customers such as Avaya, Herbalife and Summit Information Systems rely on HP to manage business process recovery and continuity in the event of service interruption, to help meet corporate compliance or resume operations following a disaster.
In Europe, the investment includes 10 additional centers as a result of acquiring UK-based Synstar and the Irish unit of Schlumberger, as well as four new centers HP opened in Madrid; Milan, Italy; Nieuwegein, the Netherlands; and Reading in the UK.
In the Asia Pacific region, an additional IT and Workplace Recovery Centre in Singapore became active last month.
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