Likelihood to Recommend Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Best suited for virtualization and multi-environment implementations. Bare metal deployments have a few more limitations.
Read full review I think this computer is great for anyone who needs it for basic day to day office needs. People who work in compliance, legal, or customer service roles can absolutely get by with this computer. If you are in IT or a finance department you might need a bit more in the processing power department but could probably still use this laptop.
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Nearly instant configuration of applications according to specific requirements within a single pool Deployment, updating and monitoring via a single interface Updates and redeployment with minimal service interruption Support for virtual, bare metal and containerized workloads Read full review Great keyboard Runs programs without slowdown Compatible with different devices Biometric sign in Smooth updating process Read full review Cons Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Firmware repository size limitations could be larger (was increased recently but still is only room for a few SPPs) Profile template updates flag all machines that haven't had their profile updated from the template, causing the dashboard to go red with warnings and can cause unnecessary concern OneView, while powerful isn't as user friendly as it could be Read full review Could use a touchscreen More RAM would be nice Speakers are just okay Read full review Likelihood to Renew Hewlett Packard Enterprise
The hardware has fulfilled all of the promises that it made when we first acquired it. The only thing that would preclude this would be if the organization decided to holistically switch hardware vendors for reasons other than performance and feature sets.
Read full review Alternatives Considered Hewlett Packard Enterprise
While all similar offerings can achieve basically the same thing, HPE Synergy stands out against Cisco and Dell offerings with respect to manageability, ease of use and flexibility - HPE Synergy offers configurations groups of chassis to create logical enclosures that can be managed as a single entity and also blades in any slot can be plumbed and allocated as necessary to multiple uplinks. This is one level more flexible than the others which limits configurations of blades in a single chassis to similar uplink settings. Also, the HPE Synergy chassis itself supports 12 blades vs 10 in competitive offerings.
Read full review I like my Lenovo more than the previous Mac computer that I had for work (the exact model does not show up in the drop down). I enjoy the windows OS more and I like the keyboard and camera on this computer much better. This computer is also lighter than my previous laptop.
Read full review Return on Investment Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Eased concerns for go-live of a huge new deployment as we knew we could respond to any scaling concern swiftly and thoroughly Hardware has been rock solid since implementation Limits to initially deployed logical enclosure configurations have been addressed rapidly by the introduction of new hardware with fast speeds/additional management ring connectivity options Read full review Allows me to work efficiently without waiting for programs to load like my previous laptop Updates are not forced on me so I can update my computer at the end of the day when I am done with work The price was very good for what this computer gives me Read full review ScreenShots