IBM Adds Storage Options

New IT optimization offerings from IBM reduce cost and complexity for mid-sized companies

October 8, 2008

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ARMONK, N.Y. -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced new BladeCenter servers and System Storage offerings designed to help midsize businesses simplify and automate the management of information technology resources, applications, processes and services.

IBM is also introducing a new version of WebSpheres industry leading application server that will help midsize businesses reduce both cost and IT complexity, while enhancing the speed of customer response time on the Web. The new version will also provide a highly scaleable and reliable platform for midsize businesses to collaborate and securely exchange data.

These Express Advantage IT optimization solutions are built on an open architecture to optimize computing resources and feature advanced virtualization capabilities in addition to dynamic capabilities that reduce the number of hardware components and software resources. This allows midsize companies to free up floor space, save energy and simplify administrative tasks. The new offerings are the latest addition to the Express Advantage portfolio, reflecting IBM's ongoing commitment to help midsize businesses find new and affordable ways to apply technology for greater value.

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