A local fire department in the state of Washington was facing a costly hardware refresh and a Broadcom license renewal. The fire department wanted to move away from Broadcom and VMware after the acquisition raised concerns about the unpredictability of support and rising costs.
The customer needed a flexible solution that would enable the fire department to work in a cloud-like manner with an on-premises solution for running critical applications such as those for SQL Server, Payroll, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) files, and HR workloads.
The customer trusted Right! Systems to update every aspect of their IT infrastructure, from consulting with the fire department on the ideal plan to designing a roadmap for the project, migrating critical workloads, and implementing the new and upgraded hardware.
Right! Systems helped the fire department migrate critical workloads to Nutanix AHV and Prism for flexibility and ease of management. The project took just two months to complete and reduced the cost of managing workloads by 15%. Right! Systems has a great team of people with deep technical expertise, certifications, and extensive experience.
“We’ve been very happy with the results so far. Nutanix has provided the stability and scalability we needed to modernize our infrastructure without adding complexity. It has been a great fit for us.”
Information Systems Director Local Fire Department
The customer found that running applications on Nutanix made managing critical workloads easier. Moving to Nutanix AHV and Prism enables the IT team at the fire department to focus on high-value work instead of routine management.
By migrating critical applications to Nutanix, the fire department was able to reduce the total cost of managing applications by more than 15%.
Right! Systems is the leading provider and integrator of security, data center, networking, workplace transformation, and cloud strategy products. We analyzed the existing structure to implement a significant refresh to the client’s IT environment – while staying within the fire department’s budget.
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