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Essar deploys Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Platform for server virtualization

Hyperconverged Infrastructure firm Nutanix said that it has deployed Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Platform at Essar

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Hyperconverged Infrastructure firm said that it has deployed Nutanix Enterprise Platform at Essar, a company that operates a number of assets diversified across the core sectors of Energy, Metals & Mining, Infrastructure and Services. The aggregated revenues of the Fund’s portfolio companies total US$ 15 billion and the Essar group companies employ more than 50,000 people. With the deployment of Nutanix, Essar will be able to virtualize and manage their entire line of applications and SQL database solution hosted in DMZ landscape. As a result, the company expects to simplify their IT infrastructure and minimize management cost by 93%, while allowing for an increase in user productivity by 94%.

Essar deploys Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Platform

By unifying the management of all their infrastructure with Nutanix Prism, Essar is already seeing better performance and availability through unique capabilities such as Auto Tiering and significant savings in rack space, power and cooling, since all applications are now converged in just 2U rack servers.

“We wanted to minimize costs, ease the management with reduced complexity and improve performance through server virtualization. Given the maturity and leadership of Nutanix in the enterprise cloud space, it became our natural choice.” said Gaurang Doshi, Head – IT Infrastructure Systems and EUS, Essar. “We have recorded tangible business efficiency, productivity and significant performance improvements in business-critical workload such as enterprise web applications, mobility application, transaction systems, learning management systems, company websites, and retail applications. With Nutanix we can now control the entire system through one platform with one management pane of glass, which has dramatically simplified our infrastructure and improved efficiency. Our IT staff can now focus on services that power the business and contribute to productivity.”

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“Businesses in India are in a state of transition, as they modernize legacy infrastructure to keep pace with dynamic business demands. Our endeavor is to ensure more than just cost saving, we aim to power mission-critical applications and services with a unified solution and enable immediate performance gains to business,” said Sunil Mahale, VP and MD of Nutanix India. “The Nutanix Enterprise Cloud OS is fast becoming a preferred choice for business-critical applications by industry leaders, given its simplicity and contribution to business efficiency. We are confident that with Nutanix, Essar will realize tangible business results and continue to expand and achieve its business goals.”

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M Kalam
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M Kalam covers technology and e-goverance for TechObserver.in.
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