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ADAC e.V.

Germany’s ADAC e.V. is Europe’s largest automobile association with more than 18 million members using the company’s various services from roadside assistance to automobile insurance. ADAC decided to move several smaller offices into one main office location in Munich. This enabled them to introduce a new way for their employees to work. Employees now have the option to sit at any desk in any part of the building and can easily access their desktop wherever they are. VMware Mirage was selected as it was the only product with the ability to migrate all of the companies applications, application data, user data and operating system.

“We achieved a very smooth migration, 2.400 machines, 1,100 applications, we have the same look and feel as we did before and we did all this in only 3 weeks.”

— Stefan Brandstetter, Lieter ITO, ADAC e.V.

Amadeus Asia Ltd

Implemented VMware Virtualization To Enable The Business To Cut Costs, Improve Resource Usage, Reduce Provisioning Time, Lessen The Administration Load And Ensure Business Continuity For Critical Applications.

"VMware is the leader in the virtualization space today and that is one of the reasons why we decided to align ourselves with the company.”

— Tony Carter, Vice President, Operations

Arinso International

VMware Infrastructure Reduced Application Deployment Time, Improved Availability And Enabled Remote Management.

“Our mantra was flexibility, flexibility and flexibility. VMware virtual infrastructure allows us to rapidly deploy highly critical new services and applications while managing the entire infrastructure remotely. VMware was a perfect fit for us.”

— Steve Vereecke, Information Systems and Operations Director, Asia Pacific

Australian Bureau of Statistics

VMware Virtualization Reduces Datacenter Costs While Enhancing Manageability And Performance.

“Deploying VMware has enabled us to eliminate the two-month delays that our business clients often experienced before gaining access to a piece of testing hardware, while ensuring we can optimize performance for databases and applications.”

— Tony Marion, Director of Servers, OS and Storage

Borland Software Corporation

VMware Infrastructure Enables Multiple Virtual Machines To Run On A Single Physical Server, Enabling The Business To Test Applications Concurrently Across A Range Of Operating System And Database Environments

“VMware virtualization has enabled us to quickly and accurately test different versions of our products in multiple environments without acquiring new hardware.”

— Tauseef Khan, Senior Director of Quality Assurance

Centaur Fund Services

VMware vSphere 4 Provides A Future-Proof Environment For Cost Effective Business Growth While VMware View 4 Provides Remote Working Capability

“As a start up business, choosing the right IT infrastructure for our business was absolutely crucial. We needed a scalable, resilient and affordable solution that would enable us to compete on a level playing field with more established competitors. We’re 100% confident we made the right choice in selecting VMware to provide our data centre and desktop technology. The remote working capabilities provided by View have given us the flexibility and responsiveness we need to deliver a fast, professional service to our clients.”

— Karen Malone, Managing Director

Dunkel GmbH

Dunkel GmbH is the fi rst vCloud Powered Service Provider in Germany to draw on the full power of VMware vCloud to provide high-availability virtual data centers.

”Our cloud-based Virtual Data Center strengthens the customer’s position. The customer has control over everything with vCloud Director: management of the virtual environment, firewall protection, network configuration, through to cloud-compliant application management using vApps. This gives our customers greater freedom in making their decisions, and they can use their infrastructure more productively.”

— Axel Dunkel, CEO of Dunkel GmbH

EDS

EDS Turns to VMware Server Virtualization to Support Australian Customers

“The increasing maturity of virtualization and the growing support from independent software vendors is helping fuel deployment of VMware virtualization across production environments. This means more businesses are redeploying or disposing of inefficient hardware and consolidating their data center infrastructure onto multiple virtual server environments, thus contributing to a reduction in power consumption.”

— David Simpfendorfer, Asia-Pacific ITO Product Marketing Manager

EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne)

École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) is a Federal Institute of Technology based in Lausanne in Switzerland, they have over 9,000 students and 4,500 staff members. EPFL needed to design, implement and maintain a centralized virtual infrastructure to meet the needs of the entire school. They also needed to reduce total cost of ownership and lower power consumption. vCenter Operations has transformed the way their library storage requirements are supported enabling effective predictions for capacity and a hybrid cloud model has been adopted to provide the ability to extend their infrastructure into the public cloud. As well as a 33% reduction in TCO and 80% reduction in power consumption, EPFL have also experienced increased capacity and optimization through the effective management of their cloud infrastructure.

“We invested in vCenter Operations to support our large infrastructure of 500 VMs and 40 hosts. It has enabled us to predict capacity needs and to easily locate any performance issues.”

— Eric Krejci , Systems Specialist, EPFL

Helix Financials

VMware Infrastructure Enables Cost-Effective Operation of Multiple Virtual Machines on Consolidated Server Hardware

“VMware virtualization has enabled us to support a sharp rise in staff numbers without investing in several new physical servers or significantly upgrading our data center space, cooling and power.”

— Bharat Tank , IT Manager

Hertz International

To improve operational efficiencies, Hertz International had a choice of either refreshing its existing infrastructure across its European locations at considerable expense, or implementing newer technologies. In addition to centralising the server estate, Hertz International wanted to simplify its complex desktop infrastructure, which constituted a considerable capital investment. Having over 4,000 PCs and laptops spread over 1,000 sites around Europe, upkeep and maintenance of these were real issue in terms of time, resource and cost. Following a review of the major offerings on the market, Hertz International decided to implement VMware View as it best suited the organisation’s needs and would easily integrate with its existing server virtualization infrastructure. It also made a decision to replace legacy desktop devices with zero client Wyse terminals.

“By virtualizing our server and desktop estate with VMware, we’ve cut costs, dramatically simplified our IT infrastructure and transformed how we support over 1000 desktops in our service centre in Dublin. We’re able to create and deliver even more innovative technology services to our users, while enhancing the experience we provide to our customers. The platform VMware has enabled us to build has given us extremely strong foundations to realise even greater benefits, as we add more and more services and extend the research of the programme internationally.”

— Paul Bermingham, Staff Vice President, Information Technology Services, Hertz International

ISS Facility Services Australia Ltd

VMware Infrastructure enabled the consolidation of more than 100 disparate servers to a virtualized environment. The new environment also reduces net power consumption, carbon emissions and datacenter real estate requirements.

“There was no credible solution other than VMware. Deploying virtualization enabled us to reduce the number of datacenters we were operating from three to two, a substantial saving in operating costs alone. It has also allowed us to slash 150 tons from our annual CO2 emissions.”

— Roger Burgess, Group IT Manager

Kordia

VMware Desktop Virtualization Enables Creation Of Multiple Environments With Isolated Operating Systems And Services While Server Virtualization Constrains Hardware Sprawl And Delivers A Flexible Infrastructure At Minimal Cost

"While we invested an additional A$200,000 or so in upgraded storage, we saved about A$500,000 in combined storage and server hardware we would have had to purchase had we not implemented VMware.”

— Stephen Beckwith, Infrastructure Manager

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd

VMware Infrastructure Enables Server Consolidation And Provisioning Of Virtual Machines Allowing Businesses To Reduce Costs Without Compromising Availability And Performance

"VMware server virtualization has given us a reliable, cost-effective environment to host legacy data. The solution has also reduced cooling and power requirements and cut server maintenance costs."

— Vijay Mahajan, Senior General Manager, IT Infrastructure and Information Security

Major Telecommunications Provider

Major Telecom Provider Uses Virtualization To Give Customers Greater Flexibility And Lower Costs in Outsourced Datacenters

“Working with VMware Professional Services has definitely been one of the most rewarding projects I’ve completed in my 23 years in IT.”

— Anonymous, Principal Solutions Architect

Orica

Engaged VMware Premier Partner Data#3 to deploy a flexible, dynamic and scalable virtualized environment based on VMware Infrastructure

“Our virtualized server infrastructure has enabled us to quickly deploy applications in response to business demand, particularly from our mining services operation which is riding the wave of the resources boom.”

— Donald De Foe , Project Sponsor, IT Shared Services

Ravensdown

VMware Virtualization Delivered Nz$200,000 In Savings On An Infrastructure Refresh While Meeting Business Requirements And Reducing Environmental Impact

"We chose VMware because it offered a production-ready virtualization tool, whereas products from Xen and Microsoft had not been ‘real-world’ tested.”

— John Ward, IT Infrastructure Systems Manager

The Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (DIISR)

VMware Infrastructure Allowed The DIISR To Temporarily Host Websites While Shifting Physical Servers From Canberra To Sydney And Enabled The Organization To Redevelop Its Datacenter To Support The Workload Of A Growing Application Development Team

"Without VMware virtualization, it would have been impossible to redevelop our datacenter infrastructure in this way.”

— Will Quodling, Manager, ICT Infrastructure Operations, eBusiness Division

Tourism Australia

By Implementing VMware Virtualization, Tourism Australia Has Been Able To Improve Infrastructure Responsiveness, Decrease It Staff Workloads, Reduce Its Environmental Footprint And Enhance Its Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity Capabilities

“My staff are spending 40 hours less per week configuring servers now that we have a virtualized server environment. That’s the equivalent of an 85 to 90 percent improvement in infrastructure deployment time. We have done away with the traditional way of thinking when it came to deploying server infrastructure and the benefits are enormous.”

— Roberto Martinelli, Chief Technology Officer

TRW Automotive

TRW Turned To VMware Virtualization To Reduce Its Server Footprint And Save On Power And Cooling Costs Under A Company-Wide 'Green IT' Initiative

"Without virtualisation, we would have had to purchase more UPS systems, server racks and cooling units in our datacenters".

— Chin Kar Wai, Service Delivery Manager, TRW Global IS
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