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  1.  
  2.  
  3. Computing Environment Prepar  
  4. HP's Computing Environment Preparation Service
  5.  
  6. [Figures (if any) appear in the document image only.]
  7.  
  8. Specifications
  9.  
  10. Service Description
  11. Computer systems and networks perform best within the correct physical
  12. and electrical environment. Hewlett-Packard's computing environment
  13. preparation service coordinates the activities and resources for
  14. designing and implementing an optimal computing environment. Service
  15. can range from implementing specific recommendations for
  16. out-of-specification conditions to designing and implementing a fully
  17. equipped computer room.
  18.    HP's computing environment preparation service offers a complete
  19. solution for your computing requirements.
  20.  
  21. Benefits to You
  22. o Thorough review of existing premises
  23. o Quality design and implementation
  24. o Built-in flexibility for future growth
  25. o A stable environment that maximizes system and network uptime
  26. o Verified computing environment conditions
  27. o Simplified implementation through a single-source provider
  28.  
  29. Service Features
  30. o Single-vendor coordination of all activities
  31. o Requirements analysis
  32. o Site survey
  33. o Planning, design, and layout of the computer facility
  34. o Power supply requirements assessment
  35. o Design and installation of walls, floors, ceilings, and process
  36.   cooling and noise control systems
  37. o Design and installation of fire and security systems
  38. o Final verification and documentation
  39.  
  40. Table 1 on the following page includes descriptions of these features.
  41.  
  42. Specifications
  43. Table 1. Service Features
  44.  
  45. Feature                         Delivery Specifications
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  47. Single-vendor coordination      HP forms a team of experienced
  48. of all activities               personnel to implement the
  49.                                 recommendations. The team develops and
  50.                                 reviews the detailed implementation
  51.                                 schedule with you. The assigned HP
  52.                                 project manager regularly reviews
  53.                                 progress with you to ensure a smooth and
  54.                                 timely implementation. Implementation
  55.                                 requires careful selection and
  56.                                 coordination with external partners and
  57.                                 subcontractors. HP's project manager
  58.                                 coordinates resources and installation
  59.                                 scheduling.
  60.  
  61. Requirements analysis           HP assesses how the equipment will be
  62.                                 used, availability requirements,
  63.                                 security costs, and anticipated growth.
  64.                                 This upfront analysis ensures a
  65.                                 flexible, cost-effective computing
  66.                                 environment that will meet current and
  67.                                 future needs. From this analysis a full
  68.                                 physical design report is produced.
  69.  
  70. Site survey                     HP conducts a thorough survey of your
  71.                                 premises to identify potential problems
  72.                                 and propose solutions. External and
  73.                                 internal physical surroundings of the
  74.                                 computing environment are analyzed. 
  75.                                 Electrical supply, air quality, air
  76.                                 temperature and humidity, and security
  77.                                 are assessed and appropriate
  78.                                 recommendations are provided.
  79.  
  80. Planning, design, and layout    HP produces--or provides through a
  81. of the computer facility        selected professional partner--a full
  82.                                 set of engineering drawings and
  83.                                 specifications for the facility,
  84.                                 including architectural, electrical,
  85.                                 fire, and mechanical specifications.
  86.  
  87. Power supply requirements       HP provides you with a design for a
  88. assessment                      clean and secure power supply. An
  89.                                 electrical audit evaluates the
  90.                                 electrical distribution system and
  91.                                 reviews the independence and security of
  92.                                 electrical supply. Recommendations
  93.                                 include electrical supply conditioning
  94.                                 and filtering to regulate voltage,
  95.                                 attenuate noise transients, and provide
  96.                                 protection from lightning-induced power
  97.                                 disturbances and other sources of
  98.                                 electrical interference.
  99.  
  100. Design and installation of      The following factors contribute to a
  101. walls, floors, ceilings, and    stable environment: building floors,
  102. process cooling and noise       walls, and ceilings to  correct
  103. control systems                 specifications; controlling dust
  104.                                 and dirt; stabilizing temperature and
  105.                                 humidity; and installing noise control
  106.                                 systems. HP designs your environment to
  107.                                 meet these specifications.
  108.  
  109.  
  110. Design and installation of      HP recommends and installs fire and
  111. fire and security systems       security systems that ensure the safety
  112.                                 and security of your computer facility
  113.                                 as well as protect your personnel and
  114.                                 your business.
  115.  
  116. Final verification and          After installation, HP executes standard
  117. documentation                   tests to verify proper functionality. HP
  118.                                 also diagnoses and isolates any detected
  119.                                 problem and works with you until all
  120.                                 selected recommendations are operational.
  121.  
  122. Ordering Information
  123. HP's computing environment preparation service is quoted to meet your
  124. specific business requirements. Please contact your HP representative
  125. or local HP sales office for more information.
  126.  
  127. Technical information in this document is subject to change without
  128. notice.
  129. (c) Copyright Hewlett-Packard Company 1992. All Rights Reserved.
  130. Reproduction, adaptation, or translation without prior written
  131. permission is prohibited, except as allowed under the copyright laws.
  132.  
  133. Printed in USA 10/92
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  135. 5091-5917E
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