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xSeries 455 Planning and Installation Guide
The x455 is a preferred platform for 64-bit SCM management applications. The
x455 offers a range of leading technologies that will help to deliver the uptime
required for business-critical applications at the lowest price/performance ratio.
The x455 covers all high-availability features for customers looking for servers to
power their SCM solutions.
Customer relationship management
Customer relationship management (CRM) is an information-industry term for
methodologies, software, and usually Internet capabilities that help an enterprise
manage customer relationships in an organized way.
The x455 provides a performance-based foundation upon which customers can
build and deploy CRM solutions in which the x455 will most likely be
implemented as an application server and/or a database server.
2.7.3 e-Business and security transactions
e-Business is the use of Internet technologies to improve and transform key
business processes.
This includes Web-enabling core processes to strengthen customer service
operations, streamlining supply chains, and reaching existing and new
customers. In order to achieve these goals, e-business requires a highly
scalable, reliable, and secure server platform.
The x455 is a strong candidate for an application integration server that
integrates the back-end data with the servers containing end-user or client
programs. This involves data transformation, process flow, and other capabilities,
thus allowing companies to integrate applications and other data sources. These
types of servers benefit from the processing power offered by the x455. The
performance of the server shows promise in Web servers that perform secure
e-commerce transactions.
When using x455 as a Web server for your e-commerce solutions, you will
benefit from its highly parallel computation that can handle higher volumes of
secure data transmissions using complex encryption/decryption techniques.
The Itanium 2 micro-architecture is a perfect match for the significant compute
power requirements of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), providing protection without
incurring delay. SSL uses advanced public key encryption technology to safely
move sensitive information across the Internet.
In today’s complex environments, encryption can occur at two levels
simultaneously. For example, the IPSec standard performs encryption on every
packet sent over the network. These packets frequently contain data that is