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The Power of Virtual Reality becomes Real in Japan

Technology Category

Networks & Connectivity - Gateways

Applicable Industries

Automotive

Applicable Functions

Discrete Manufacturing

The Challenge

To ensure business continuity in the event of an outage, AW Engineering (AW-E) wanted to upgrade the virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) environment to the latest technology and build in a high level of redundancy.

The Customer

AW Engineering (AW-E)

About The Customer

AW Engineering (AW-E) in Japan is a leading manufacturer of automotive transition units in the world, with more than 100 employees.

The Solution

The company upgraded its existing VDI to an end-to-end Dell solution, featuring Dell PowerEdge servers, Dell storage arrays, Dell Networking switches and Dell Wyse endpoints.

Data Collected

Communication Performance, Downtime, Power Consumption, Power Output, Production Efficiency

Operational Impact

[Management Effectiveness - Internal Collaboration]
Deeper integration of information across departments and business units improves internal collaboration and end-to-end customer service.
[Efficiency Improvement - Production Uptime]
The risk of system downtime is greatly reduced with several layers of redundancy built into the Dell vGPU solution, .
[Efficiency Improvement - Labor]
Employees are more productive due to an average 2.2°C cooler office environment.

Quantitative Benefit

Maintenance costs go down by 50%.
Power consumption is reduced by 67% through energy efficiency of the endpoints and the back-end server, storage and networking technology.
Dell solution has consolidated hardware by 45%.

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