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HPE SimpliVity Hyperconverged Infrastructure Case Study - Technisch Handelsbureau Rensa
Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Cloud Computing
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Private Cloud
Applicable Functions
- Discrete Manufacturing
- Procurement
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
The Challenge
Technisch Handelsbureau Rensa, a medium-sized enterprise in the wholesale distribution industry, was facing challenges with their existing infrastructure. They had purchased HPE SimpliVity Hyperconverged Infrastructure as a result of a capacity purchase/upgrade of existing infrastructure that led to an overall platform review. Prior to deploying HPE SimpliVity Hyperconverged Infrastructure, the company found the management of multiple solutions and vendors to be manageable, but not ideal. They were looking for a solution that could consolidate their data center and modernize their infrastructure.
About The Customer
Technisch Handelsbureau Rensa is a medium-sized enterprise located in the Netherlands. They operate in the wholesale distribution industry. The company was facing challenges with their existing infrastructure and was in need of a capacity upgrade. They were managing multiple solutions and vendors, which was manageable but not ideal. They were looking for a solution that could consolidate their data center and modernize their infrastructure.
The Solution
Technisch Handelsbureau Rensa decided to implement HPE SimpliVity Hyperconverged Infrastructure. This technology brings all IT infrastructure and data services below the hypervisor into a single compact data center appliance. The HPE SimpliVity 380, based on the world’s best-selling server, is a compact, scalable building block that delivers server, storage, backup and DR in a 2U appliance. The company uses HPE SimpliVity Hyperconverged Infrastructure for data center consolidation, private cloud, and infrastructure modernization. They run Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft SQL Server on HPE SimpliVity Hyperconverged Infrastructure.
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