Storage & Data Centre Solutions Case Studies

This case study highlights how a regional healthcare data centre needed to increase its data centre storage to meet high volume data needs, accommodate new types of data as well as storage, back up and speed challenges. Read this paper to find out the various solutions and results it found. VIEW SUMMARY

Hangzhou Trustway Technology wanted to manage traffic in a Chinese city. However, with vast amounts of information from digital monitoring devices, they needed lots of reliable storage and the ability to efficiently analyse this data, in real time if necessary. Read this case study to find out more. VIEW SUMMARY

This case study follows a Chinese university that deployed high performance computing servers to cope with their demands. But, it was difficult to manage the scattered computing resources, and they also wanted greater utilisation of these resources. Read this case study to find out how they did so. VIEW SUMMARY

With an annual data growth of 30%, this case study focuses on the challenges faced as they sought to improve the backup, recovery and availability of their data and applications. It highlights the operational and financial benefits when transitioning away from tape for backup and disaster recovery. VIEW SUMMARY

In order to get the best performance from their available hardware Fujitsu needed a backup solution with minimal configurations needs, easy to understand interface and simple reporting features. Read the full study to see how Fujitsu gained a reliable backup system VIEW SUMMARY

Email communication at Southend-on-Sea has doubled each year since 2008, with current daily traffic of around 22,000 emails. This has put significant pressure on the borough council’s infrastructure and its I.T team VIEW SUMMARY

Law firm CIO Matt Berg reviews C2C’s ArchiveOne Enterprise. You won’t find a more helpful review anywhere because Matt has extensive experience with Symantec’s Enterprise Vault and Exchange 2010 VIEW SUMMARY

VINCI migrated critical business data to an IBM XIV Storage System implemented at its main production site in Watford, with remote mirroring to a second XIV at a site 200 miles distant VIEW SUMMARY

As its UK business expanded, Haribo was finding it difficult to protect a growing volume of business data. Completing its existing backup processes took up to nine hours each night - any further growth and the backup window would begin eating into the working day. VIEW SUMMARY

With constraints on data centre space, power and cooling, the Institute for Computational Cosmology at Durham University wanted to develop a new high-performance computing cluster that would enable even more sophisticated simulations of the universe with compact, energy-efficient technologies VIEW SUMMARY