Maximizing the value of enterprise data: IBM Power Systems

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2.3 trillion gigabytes of data is created every single day. That’s equivalent to 72 million years of HD quality video. By 2015 we’ll generate 40 times that amount of data through next generation applications, mobile, and social. Without the power to process and analyze this exponential growth in unstructured data, your business isn’t putting big data to work. Analytical insights from big data can improve your business operations and customer experience. Trend analytics can help raise sales capacity by 50 percent. Predictive analytics are helping financial service companies improve marketing response rates by 100 percent or more. New cloud solutions for big data are helping telecom companies to cut IT costs up to 50 percent, while delivering new services in days instead of months. This is what can happen when you have the power to put data to work.

IBM power systems with the new Power8 processor have a holistic design that provides unprecedented performance for data hungry applications, with an open server platform for superior cloud economics. By combining power with Linux, you can bring together next generation applications and data with your systems of record to simplify, accelerate, and deliver innovative services extremely fast. You can gain new business insights by unifying your operational and mobile data.

Power system solutions can easily integrate all push, SMS notifications, and collect geo location intelligence from billions of connected devices into a single platform, allowing you to better understand what customers want, and deliver new services the way they want. It can provide those insights 50 times faster. Imagine being able to boost sales capacity by 250 percent. Imagine being able to cut deployment time in half to deliver new services first. Imagine doing all this with a 75 percent reduction in data center floor space, and half the IT energy costs. Get the power to put all your data to work with the innovation of the new IBM Power Systems. Please visit us online to find out more.