Which HP 3PAR StoreServ Features help you meet IT improvement goals? (Select two)

Thin Provisioning allows storage to be provisioned virtually on demand, which significantly improves storage utilization, reduces upfront capacity costs, and simplifies capacity planning, directly addressing efficiency goals.

Virtual Copy provides snapshot capabilities for data protection and testing, which is an improvement, but less fundamental to overall system efficiency or baseline availability than thin provisioning or persistent ports.

Virtual Lock enables Write Once Read Many (WORM) compliance, which is an important goal for specific regulatory or data integrity requirements, but not a general IT infrastructure improvement for all systems.

Virtual Domains facilitate logical partitioning and multi-tenancy, which improves administrative efficiency and security in shared environments, but it is not as universally critical as efficiency or availability for broad IT improvement goals.

Persistent Ports ensure continuous host connectivity to data even in the event of a controller failure or service operation, maintaining high availability and improving uptime for critical applications.