食品巨头 JBS 利用 Hitachi Vantara 的虚拟化全闪存存储增强数据管理
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据库管理和存储
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云存储服务
适用行业
- 水泥
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 销售与市场营销
用例
- 施工管理
- 车辆到基础设施 (V2I)
关于客户
JBS SA 是一家巴西跨国公司，也是世界上最大的食品公司之一。该公司成立于 1953 年，总部位于圣保罗，业务遍及 15 个国家，拥有员工超过 250,000 名。 JBS 拥有多元化的产品组合，从新鲜肉类、冷冻肉类到即食菜肴。其在巴西和国外的知名品牌包括Friboi、Swift、Seara、Doriana、Pilgrim's Pride和Primo等。该公司还经营皮革、生物柴油、胶原蛋白、卫生和清洁、运输以及废物管理解决方案等相关业务。
挑战
JBS SA 是一家巴西跨国公司，也是全球最大的食品公司之一，在管理其不断增长的数据需求方面面临着重大挑战。该公司拥有多元化的产品组合，业务遍及 15 个国家，拥有超过 25 万名员工，每五年更新一次技术。 2020 年，所有业务部门（包括管理、销售和营销）都感受到了对更多数据存储的需求。该公司需要一种高性能解决方案，以适应其预算并减少数据中心占用空间，同时满足其不断增长的数据需求。此外，该解决方案需要与思科兼容，这是该公司的一项关键要求。
解决方案
为了解决数据管理挑战，JBS 求助于长期合作伙伴 StarLink 向他们介绍的 Hitachi Vantara。该公司选择了日立虚拟存储平台（VSP）F1500，一种全闪存存储解决方案。该解决方案的实施非常谨慎，以避免对生产流程以及 JBS 员工、供应商和客户造成干扰。 VSP F1500 的虚拟化功能可以快速、简单、安全地将其他磁盘迁移到新系统。这不仅最大限度地减少了停机时间，还为 IT 团队腾出了时间来专注于更具战略性的活动。
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