Paul McCartney got cloud archive from HP

This solution provides companies MPL Communications, Ltd. instant access to the various multimedia information which is placed in the convergent infrastructure of HP having potential for further growth.

Now McCartney's archive contains more than 1 million objects: photos, videos of concert performances, coils photo and films, videotapes, music records, originals of works of arts and also memorable things. Now through HP all this archive is digitalized.

Together with the staff of company MPL Communications, Ltd. specialists of HP of Enterprise Services performed design, development, creation and testing of library. It is created based on the convergent infrastructure of HP based on modular construction assemblies — servers, storage systems, network devices and the software for management. All assets are placed in the private cloud managed from commercial centers of data processing of HP company.

Today consumers use the most various devices and need an instant information access in any place and at any time. In former technology infrastructure of MPL Communications, Ltd. process of search of separate objects of Paul McCartney's collection quite often was difficult and long. On the basis of HP solutions of Information Optimization the optimized storage of content which provides to specialists of MPL quick and convenient access to the necessary information was created.

"It is a tremendous system. Even being in a world tour worldwide, I can enter, for example, a request ‘a tour with the Wings group of 1976’ and instantly receive result — photos and all information, including critiques and stories by eyewitnesses" — Paul McCartney admires. "Our project with MPL Communications, Ltd. — it is an example of innovation (Instant-On) of the musical enterprise which creates high-quality content, will organize its storage and extends on communication networks — Jan Zadak, the executive vice president of HP of Enterprise Sales and Marketing tells. — We continue to cooperate closely with Paul McCartney within this fascinating project and we will continue development of technological solutions for preserving of heritage of the musician".