Dell Digital 转向多云以满足严格的需求
技术
- 无人机 - 飞行与控制系统
适用行业
- 教育
适用功能
- 产品研发
用例
- 行为与情绪追踪
- 泄漏与洪水监测
服务
- 硬件设计与工程服务
- 培训
客户
戴尔科技
关于客户
戴尔是一家开发、销售、维修和支持计算机及相关产品和服务的美国科技公司，归其母公司戴尔科技公司所有。
戴尔销售由其他制造商制造的个人计算机 (PC)、服务器、数据存储设备、网络交换机、软件、计算机外围设备、高清电视、相机、打印机和电子产品。该公司以其管理供应链和电子商务的方式而闻名。这包括戴尔直接向客户销售和交付客户想要的 PC。在 2009 年收购 Perot Systems 之前，戴尔一直是一家纯硬件供应商。戴尔随后进入 IT 服务市场。该公司已经扩展了存储和网络系统，现在的目标是从仅提供计算机扩展到为企业客户提供一系列技术。
挑战
Dell Technologies 经营着地球上最大的企业之一。戴尔的 ERP 系统使这一切成为可能，支持超过 60,000 名用户，包括内部和合作伙伴。该 ERP 系统涵盖众多核心应用程序和 13 种业务工具，包括托管客户关键任务数据（订单、发货、发票）的 SAP Business Warehouse (BW)。
Dell Digital 利用的特定 ERP 系统是具有独特要求和认证的关键任务系统。由于规模和复杂性，ERP 系统要求的解决方案不仅安全，而且还可以通过新发现的速度、敏捷性和卓越运营来改变他们的业务。在确定本地和云之间时，拥有多云战略的潜力也是 Dell Technologies 的 IT 领导团队的一个主要因素。
解决方案
在决定将其现有 ERP 系统迁移到云环境后，戴尔与 Virtustream 合作迁移到 Virtustream Enterprise Cloud，使其成为戴尔首屈一指的应用程序管理平台，这得益于按需容量管理、经过验证的 SAP 卓越性以及迁移和管理任务方面的专业知识- 关键应用程序。
通过支持戴尔的内部多云战略，Virtustream 能够满足组织对灵活性、可扩展性、性能和资源利用率的严格要求。 Virtustream 在云安全、性能、合规性和成本方面久经考验的专业知识使其自然适合戴尔的多云需求。
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