How Software-Defined Data Centers (SDDCs) are Used by JE Dunn, Işbank, BCX, Nýherji Iceland, BCX, and Netherlands Cancer Institute: Case Studies
Summary
“In an industry where the regulations and requirements keep changing constantly, we needed an agile and tailored-service support, and we could get it from Huawei.” Outcomes: Işbank achieved better network management through improved visibility and faster problem resolution. “In contrast, clinicians needed a standardized platform that they could access anytime, anywhere, which kept patient data safe and secure.” Sijstermans also says that NKI created an IT road map previously to shape their digital transformation. “SDN will allow us to bring a new generation of VMware-based cloud services to the market in Iceland, reduce our operational costs with network automation, and pass on that business value to our customers.” SDDC products: Juniper Networks’ MetaFabric architecture with an MX104 3D Universal Edge Router, QFX5100 line of switches and MX240 3D Universal Edge Router, and VMware NSX BCX has helped South Africa create a more up-to-date and democratic society by bringing connectivity everywhere, from polling stations to hospitals. “We’re delivering end-to-end software-defined networking (SDN) as the foundation for next-generation technologies, and we’re doing it at an unprecedented scale in the EMEA region.” BCX deployed several Cisco products to get their aging data center infrastructure up to speed. Outside departments are recognizing the solution as an important tool for recovering lost work.” Outcomes: JE Dunn saw a 75% reduction in the data center footprint, a 90% improvement in time management, and 62% total cost of ownership savings.
