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

Persistence Ports in HP 3PAR StoreServ provide robust data availability during component failures or maintenance by ensuring continuous operation, thereby helping to meet IT improvement goals related to uptime and resilience.

Thin Provisioning optimizes storage utilization by allocating disk space on demand rather than upfront, reducing storage costs and improving efficiency, which directly aligns with IT improvement goals for cost savings and resource management.

Virtual Domains provide secure multi-tenancy by partitioning a storage system into isolated environments, which is a specific security and management feature rather than a broad IT improvement goal like cost or availability.

Virtual Lock provides data retention and immutability for compliance purposes, which is a specific security or regulatory compliance feature rather than a general IT improvement goal like efficiency or availability.

Virtual Copy creates point-in-time snapshots for data protection and recovery, which is a data protection feature but not as directly aligned with overall IT improvement goals (like cost savings or uptime) as thin provisioning or persistence ports.