HPE OneView vs Loom Systems comparison

Hewlett Packard Enterprise and ServiceNow are both solutions in the IT Infrastructure Monitoring category. Hewlett Packard Enterprise is ranked #20 with an average rating of 8.2, while ServiceNow is ranked #66. Hewlett Packard Enterprise holds a 1.4% mindshare in IM, compared to ServiceNow’s 0.2% mindshare. Additionally, 93% of Hewlett Packard Enterprise users are willing to recommend the solution, compared to 80% of ServiceNow users who would recommend it.

HPE OneView

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93% willing to recommend

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80% willing to recommend

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Executive SummaryUpdated on Oct 9, 2024

HPE OneView and Loom Systems compete in IT management software. HPE OneView seems to have the upper hand in pricing and support, but Loom Systems stands out with its monitoring features.

Features: HPE OneView includes advanced automation, seamless integration with HPE hardware, and comprehensive infrastructure management. It enables consistent management and scalable solutions. Loom Systems specializes in AI-driven monitoring, offering predictive analytics, proactive alerting, and anomaly detection.

Room for Improvement: HPE OneView could enhance its predictive analytics capabilities and offer more flexible deployment options. Loom Systems may benefit from better integration with non-cloud environments, enhanced hardware management tools, and more competitive initial pricing strategies.

Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: HPE OneView provides straightforward deployment with strong integration for HPE hardware and robust customer service. Loom Systems features a cloud-based setup that focuses on quick deployment and proactive support.

Pricing and ROI: HPE OneView often presents a competitive setup cost and strong long-term ROI, especially for enterprises using HPE infrastructure. Loom Systems may involve higher initial costs but can deliver ROI through improved uptime and service efficiency, offering value through its advanced analytics.

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Categories and Ranking

HPE OneView

Ranking in IT Infrastructure Monitoring

20th

Average Rating

8.0

Reviews Sentiment

7.2

Number of Reviews

Ranking in other categories

No ranking in other categories

Loom Systems

Ranking in IT Infrastructure Monitoring

66th

Average Rating

8.0

Reviews Sentiment

6.9

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Mindshare comparison

As of May 2025, in the IT Infrastructure Monitoring category, the mindshare of HPE OneView is 1.4%, down from 1.7% compared to the previous year. The mindshare of Loom Systems is 0.2%, up from 0.2% compared to the previous year. It is calculated based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

IT Infrastructure Monitoring

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Trevor Watkins

Server Applications Senior Administrator at Home Hardware Stores Limited

Provides firmware compliance and the ability to connect to iPO

I've been involved in various upgrades. It's pretty easy to set up with vCenter. We just push out an appliance template in vCenter. We run ours on virtual servers. Deployment can be done by just one person. The number of people needed for maintenance will depend on your server inventory. If you have more than 100 servers, you will need three to five people. If you have 500 to 1,000 servers, you will need a team of 10 to 20 people.

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Keerthi Kumar Sangaraju

Technology Manager at FIS

Stable, easy to set up, flexible, and has multiple functionalities, but needs to define priority levels for each incident

What's lacking in Loom Systems is the level of priority for each incident. For example, after implementation and there was a huge impact on the client, and the client comes back to you and says that there's an incident, that there needs to be an immediate resolution for it, you'll see severity one, severity two, etc., in Loom Systems, rather than priority levels. It would be better if the incidents can be defined as low priority, medium priority, or high priority.

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Quotes from Members

We asked business professionals to review the solutions they use. Here are some excerpts of what they said:

Pros

"Just the ability to provision the servers with storage and network everything within one interface, not having to go into multiple interfaces to provision those pieces."

"It gives us a view of all our servers, which we did not have before in real-time."

"The most valuable features are the composable structure, infrastructure, and automation."

"It is very stable. We have had no downtime nor issues in approximately a year. "

"Easy to add servers and get them monitored and manageable."

"OneView provides a single console, which is manageable without physical access."

"Deploys faster new virtual services."

"Broad range of tools to create executive and operations dashboards."

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"The RFS portion of the solution is the product's most valuable feature."

"The solution is absolutely scalable. If an organization needs to expand it out they definitely can."

"What I like best about Loom Systems is that you can use it for infrastructure monitoring. I also like that it's a flexible solution."

"You can develop your own apps within Loom, and they can be configured very simply."

Cons

"The network configuration part of HPE OneView needs improvement. The solution has way too many features, and there's a need for proper configuration indicators to be put in place."

"The interface is a bit bland. It does its job, but it could have a better interface."

"Does not allow for switch configuration other than through OneView."

"Use it, but do not think it is going into the clouds, because it is not. There is room for improvement."

"We have a version 3 and a version 1.2, but the upgrade process from the 1.2 to the 3 is kind of an issue."

"The main problem that we run into, as far as stability goes, is when something loses its profile. Sometimes it requires jumping through a number of "hoops" to really get it back."

"Those features, coming in version 4, that we're looking for are the discovery, primarily. But I think the scope-based access control is of interest, although, we didn't see any directory integration, so that, in itself, seems like it's still limited."

"I had some minor difficulties with upgrading, but the solution still works fine."

More HPE OneView cons

"The change management within the solution needs to be improved. There needs to be more process automation."

"The reporting is a bit weak. They should work to improve this aspect of the product."

"The discovery and mapping still takes a lot of human intervention, it's quite resource heavy,"

"What's lacking in Loom Systems is the level of priority for each incident. For example, after implementation and there was a huge impact on the client, and the client comes back to you and says that there's an incident, that there needs to be an immediate resolution for it, you'll see severity one, severity two, etc., in Loom Systems, rather than priority levels. It would be better if the incidents can be defined as low priority, medium priority, or high priority."

Pricing and Cost Advice

"Use it. It is free."

"When it comes to the government, money is never an issue, so it was excellent in terms of the HPE OneView licensing cost. Hitachi was cheaper, but I'd rate HPE OneView cost-wise as eight out of ten."

"HPE had some other solutions, but they were actually quite expensive to buy. So, when OneView came along, it was kind of reasonable in terms of price for licenses, etc."

"I would rate the cost as six out of ten."

"HPE could lower the price."

"I think that the price of OneView is $500 USD per server, which is a little high."

"This license cost for OneView was $3,000 USD."

"I am happy with the price."

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Questions from the Community

What do you like most about HPE OneView?

The most valuable features of HPE OneView are environment monitoring, the ease of firmware upgrade, and the ability to manage all the servers and the infrastructure from one team.

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What needs improvement with HPE OneView?

I believe the prices of HPE OneView should be reduced, as it is quite expensive. Customers with ILO advanced in their servers require HPE OneView licenses for infrastructure monitoring, which means...

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Overview

HPE OneView is your infrastructure automation engine to simplify operations, increasing the speed of IT delivery for new applications and services. Through software defined intelligence, HPE OneView brings a new level of automation to infrastructure management by taking a template driven approach to provisioning, updating, and integrating compute, storage, and networking infrastructure. Designed with a modern, standard-based API and supported by a large and growing partner ecosystem, HPE OneView also makes it easy to integrate powerful infrastructure automation into existing IT tools and processes. Take command with HPE OneView to deploy infrastructure faster, simplify operations and increase productivity.

HPE OneView innovations provide you the industry’s best infrastructure management experience, simplifying operations for HPE BladeSystem, HPE ProLiant servers, 3PAR storage, HPE Networking and HPE ConvergedSystems.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Loom Systems delivers an advanced AI-powered operational analytics platform to predict and prevent problems in the digital business. DevOps & IT teams use Loom for real-time detection and resolution for any type of application, including home-grown. Loom analyzes logs and metrics in all formats, performs smart correlations and root cause analysis to help organizations gain immediate into their environments. Loom stands alone in the industry as an AI platform requiring no prior math knowledge from its operators, leveraging your existing staff to succeed in the digital era. Getting started is easy - zero configuration and data pre-processing needed, so you can stream your data in its raw format.

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