A University practices what it teaches in energy consumption

Download the case study to know how through virtualization, UPES has observed improved physical server utilization, increasing from an average of 24 percent to 65 percent, thus cutting on energy bills.

A high performance infrastructure boosts ERP performance

Adhunik, a steel and cement manufacturing giant, wanted to improve the performance of business processes to support finance, store, costing, procurement, production, delivery, and project management. Over 80 percent of the company’s products are made to order. Monitoring every stage of the production cycle and having access to real-time information on each process would reduce the complexities of processes, in turn increasing operational efficiencies and decreasing overheads.

To effect this transformation, Adhunik needed a high performance infrastructure to support their mission-critical applications. The infrastructure needed to be upgraded so that it could offer high availability and would be scalable, and help boost the performance of the company’s ERP system. Read how Sanjeev Kumar, group CIO and president for business excellence, led this change.

Gujarat Apollo Industries supports growth with a robust server and storage infrastructure

Gujarat Apollo needed to expand its IT infrastructure to meet the demands from increasing growth. The company deployed Dell™ PowerEdge™ servers and Dell EqualLogic storage supported by Dell ProSupport with Mission Critical to support the expansion of the company’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) modules.

Gujarat Apollo Industries supports growth with a robust server and storage infrastructure

Gujarat Apollo needed to expand its IT infrastructure to meet the demands from increasing growth. The company deployed Dell™ PowerEdge™ servers and Dell EqualLogic storage supported by Dell ProSupport with Mission Critical to support the expansion of the company’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) modules.

Increasing employee efficiency and customer response times

Micromatic Grinding Technologies (MGT) was founded in 1973 to provide the Indian automotive industry with high quality precision grinding tools. The ERP system in place at MGT was not optimally performing due to the underlying IT infrastructure. This resulted in data outages and impacted the company’s ability to deliver products and services to customers in line with service level agreements (SLAs).
 
The company required an IT infrastructure that would scale to support the increased needs of employees working to satisfy growing customer requirements. Moreover, adding servers to the infrastructure required additional physical space and investment in resources which was not ideal for the company. Read how 88 percent server consolidation helped increase the performance of MGT's employees.

Delivering Reliable BPO Services

Reliable Business Solutions and Services (RBSS) provides domestic customer acquisition and retention, call center, and transaction processing services. As a BPO organization RBSS has strict service level agreements (SLA) in place with each client. To be successful within this highly competitive industry, RBSS required an agile, standardized IT infrastructure that could store call data recorded during customer interactions for time period as specified by clients and ensure the company met compliance regulations.

To meet the requirements of growing business and mobile senior management team, RBSS chose to standardize their IT environment on Dell, a long-term partner of the Reliable Group. Read on to find out how it deployed such an agile infrastructure.

Dell Advanced Infrastructure Manager (AIM) slashes server requirements

Dell uses its own Dell Advanced Infrastructure Manager (AIM) to reduce its server requirements for training classes by a projected 50%

Dell PowerEdge Solution Helps Sheela Foam Double its Performance & Reduce Maintenance Costs by 83%

Sheela Foam Pvt. Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of slabstock polyurethane foam in the Asia-Pacific region, with manufacturing units strategically located in India and Australia. Sheela Foam was established in 1972 and is headquartered in Ghaziabad, India. Sheela Foam maintains a dynamic distribution network of distributors and dealers in order to serve customers in a timely and cost-effective manner. To manage its operational process effectively, Sheela Foam uses an in-house enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that supports over 3,000 dealers and 70 distributors. As business grew, demands on Sheela Foam’s hardware infrastructure increased, which prompted Mankotia and his team to explore new solutions to run the company’s ERP system more effectively.

Indiabulls standardizes on Dell to improve scalability and simplify operations

Indiabulls is one of India's leading financial services company offering services to markets such as security services, real estate and infrastructure. The company serves customers in mission-critical work environments that have demanding response and availability requirements for which it required an IT infrastructure to meet its business demands, handle large transaction volumes, and speed up customer response. Indiabulls was looking for a vendor to match his organization's rapid business growth and complex IT requirements.

Precision Automation and Robotics India Ltd reduces server footprint by 50 percent and energy costs by 30 percent

Precision Automation and Robotics India (PARI) is one of the world's leading providers of automation and robotic systems. PARI offers manufacturing automation solutions for a wide range of applications. PARI was experiencing rapid expansion and forecasting strong continued growth and wanted to move to a centralized IT platform to support its existing applications and future expansion, while maximizing resources and reducing costs for the future.

Learn how virtualization solution helped PARI reduce the total cost of ownership of the project by 40 percent.

Pune eStock Broking Pvt. Ltd. reduces datacenter footprint by over 35 percent

Pune e Stock Broking Pvt. Ltd. (PeSB) offers brokerage services in India, focusing on trading in Indian stocks, commodities and all aligned services in the primary and secondary markets. PeSB needed a highly available and responsive trading platform to support the millions of dollars of online trading conducted by them. PeSB wanted to build a robust platform that would rank as one of the best in India, while remaining cost-effective and highly scalable to support future expansion plans.

DataVision Helps its Clients Achieve 40% Improvement in Performance.

Headquartered in Pune, DataVision is a system integrator with over 250 employees and supports over 2,000 sites in India. DataVision works with many clients using reduced instruction set computer (RISC)-based servers in their data centers and had come across some common issues, in particular shorter hardware lifecycles and the need for expensive upgrades. With customers requesting suggestions for alternatives, DataVision was seeking an alternative hardware solution to recommend to its banking clients, which would offer high performance and support in remote areas without requiring a compromise on cost.