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ISM Achieves HP Software Specialist Partner Designation

Integrated Solutions Management, Inc. (ISM) recognized by Hewlett-Packard Company for superior customer service.

2012-01-11
TAMPA, FL, January 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Integrated Solutions Management, Inc. (ISM) announced today that it has been recognized by Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) with its Specialist designation for HP Software. The HP Software Specialist designation recognizes partners that have invested in the competency required to leverage the unparalleled strength and breadth of the HP Software portfolio to increase sales and grow market share. ISM, leveraging its copyrighted Framework for IT Success(SM), commonly known as "Fritz ", helps HP customers improve business strategy alignment, project execution, operational excellence, financial performance, and IT value.

As an HP Software Specialist Partner, ISM is recommended by HP and recognized as having met high standards of expertise in a broad range of IT applications and HP BTO solutions. Marty Burke, Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer at ISM, stated, "Long-term customer satisfaction has and always will be priority #1 at ISM. So we're obviously proud to be recognized for by HP for our ability to deliver quality solutions to satisfied clients in both the private sector as well as the US Federal government."

Too many enterprise tool implementations are scored as successful simply upon going live. ISM considers implementations to be successful if two years down the road the client is actually elevating its IT Performance Maturity levels through the effective use of the solution throughout the organization. The true challenge is to ensure that the deployment of enterprise applications and tools are accompanied by full documentation, traceability, process definition, and organizational change management. ISM President Bill Banks added, "It's about being prepared organizationally and operationally for the days, months, and years following the initial implementation. Coupling the strength and breadth of the HP tool portfolio with ISM's process and implementation expertise has resulted in measurable and verifiable performance improvements to innumerable enterprise-level clientele."

A Specialist designation is the pinnacle of the HP PartnerONE Membership structure. Specialists achieve PartnerONE's most demanding financial and competency goals, so they can deliver the expertise and customer value required by HP's current market strategies.

For more information on our HP Software solutions and the Framework for IT Success and how it is being leveraged in both the commercial and Federal government sectors, please contact ISM at 813.855.3710 or visit our website at www.ismonline.com.

About ISM

Since its founding in 1991, ISM has helped corporations improve IT strategy, performance, and alignment with the enterprise, ultimately maximizing the value IT brings to the enterprise by helping clients more effectively manage the business of IT. ISM's business practices include Enterprise and IT Governance, Service and Asset Management, Portfolio Management, Program Management, Business Transformation, Tool Strategies, Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Information Security, Cybersecurity, and Infrastructure Management.


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[Press-News.org] ISM Achieves HP Software Specialist Partner Designation
Integrated Solutions Management, Inc. (ISM) recognized by Hewlett-Packard Company for superior customer service.