A long-time Emulex customer recently deployed Emulex OneCommand Vision to assure the performance and health of its main manufacturing system, a large scale, custom-built application. As one of Europe’s largest auto manufacturers, Valon*, like all other companies, looks for ways to rein in costs. With some hesitation, IT staff turned over their storage to an outside service provider, a sound business practice as long as your I/O performance and availability do not suffer. Nervous about losing control over this critical part of their manufacturing system, Valon turned to Emulex OneCommand Vision. Read about Valon’s success in our new OneCommand Vision Customer Success Story.
In fact, Valon’s return on investment for OneCommand Vision was immediate as their IT staff used this award-winning software to pinpoint the cause of an I/O issue that had been affecting their I/O performance for days. Valon now relies on OneCommand Vision for managing service level agreements (SLAs) with their storage service provider, as well as general I/O management.
Emulex offers a free 14-day trial of OneCommand Vision. Try it today and be amazed at how well you can improve the I/O performance and availability in your data center.
*Valon is a fictitious name
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