Practice Free HPE0-V28 Delta - HPE Edge-to-Cloud Solutions Exam Questions Answers With Explanation

They are skeptical that it will provide a return on investment.

They have completed their digital transformation products and are turning their attention to the next trend.

They are committed to it and have formed dedicatee digital transformation teams.

They are waiting to see if their competitors are successful in implementing it.

It allows them to meet their anticipated OPEX needs by prepaying for capacity at discounted prices.

It provides a public cloud solution, allowing them to migrate their services to an easily accessible cloud.

It allows them to have the infrastructure capacity that they need but pay only for what they use.

Its on-premises-only workload deployment strategy saves them the expense of deploying workloads off premises.

HPE holds more patents for location-based services technology than any other vendor.

HPE is the only company to deliver digital unified communications (UC) and collaboration solutions.

HPE provides an end-to-end solution and avoids partnering with application providers.

HPE has extensive experience with workplace productivity, platforms, and infrastructure.

Cloud Cruiser

SimpliVity

Niara

SGI

HPE SGI

HPE Synergy

HPE ProLiant Gen10

HPE Nimble

the time since the customer's last network refresh

the customer's data management strategy

the struggles the customer has in securing loT

how the customer uses open office space

It reduces over-provisioning by allowing the redefinition of resources for current needs.

It allows customers to shift from a traditional workplace to a more efficient open office.

It permits customers to move expensive analytics away from the core to the edge.

It helps customers identify the legacy hardware that consumes the most power.

the ability to integrate IoT devices into the network with minimal security risks

the ability to dynamically deploy location-based service apps to customer mobile devices

the ability to support virtualized workloads from leading vendors such as VMware

the ability to independently scale compute and storage resources, and redefine them dynamically

user and entity and behavior analytics

InfoSight predictive analytics

high-performance computing for real-time analytics

metering of IT resource usage

increased facilities ROI and improved productivity

reduced application provisioning time and enhanced DevOps

lower storage TCO and faster insights from analytics

reduced overprovisioning in the data center and lower TCO

IT provides a competitive advantage for the company.

IT needs to plan more extensively before making any changes.

IT now makes most purchasing decisions on its own.

IT plays a supportive role in the background.

When high-speed network connectivity is not required

When scalability and flexibility are critical requirements

When data needs to be stored in a public cloud

When legacy systems are still in use

a company that is purchasing some services in public cloud but is concerned about public cloud security

a company that recently updated their data center and anticipates no further updates for at least a year

a company that does not think pay-as-you-go funding options ultimately benefit companies and that wants to maintain a CAPEX model

a small company that wants to move from a small on-premises network to public cloud

Developers need to accelerate their development cycles for mobile apps.

Clients are asking for services that the business does not currently offer.

IT is struggling to keep up with the amount of data that the business is generating.

The customer needs to streamline the onboarding process for personal devices.

It allows you to present technical information about products to executives outside of IT.

Your credibility increases when you are able to converse effectively with leaders in business, finance, and technical roles.

Because most companies are moving from an OPEX to a CAPEX funding model, top executives need to approve large purchases associated with IT projects.

As more companies move to public cloud, the IT manager role is no longer involved in IT purchases.

Public clouds are owned by individual companies, while private clouds are owned by the government

Public clouds are hosted on-premises, while private clouds are hosted off-premises

Public clouds are open to the general public, while private clouds are only accessible to specific users

Public clouds are designed for small-scale operations, while private clouds are designed for large-scale operations

When legacy systems are no longer in use

When there is a need for low-speed network connectivity

When scalability and flexibility are critical requirements

When data needs to be stored on-premises

Companies often do not understand the advantages of CAPEX funding models.

Changing the consumption model requires IT to move resources from on-premises to the cloud.

When companies change the consumption model, overall costs might increase for the first year.

IT, financial, and department executives must collaborate to determine the best model.

"We have implemented an open floor plan and collaboration tools but are not seeing the expected results."

"We want to enhance our mobile applications in order to provide special offers to our best customers."

"We are placing limits on the use of employees' personal devices in the workplace."

"We cannot keep up with the number of requests for guests to join our network."