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Moving resources to the Cloud

Editorial Type: News     Date: 03-2016    Views: 1074      




Randstad, the second largest human resources provider in the world and one of the top recruitment consultancies in the UK, has chosen NetApp to revamp its data storage infrastructure and ensure the reliability of its core business applications

As a fast growing recruitment consultancy, Randstad's legacy storage platform had neared capacity and risked undermining operations, with core business applications occasionally freezing, hindering front-line operations and business continuity.

Randstad's CIO set a directive that within five years, all of Randstad's IT services must be delivered from AWS cloud to consolidate the diverse legacy infrastructure, reduce overheads, gain operational flexibility and simplify management. Randstad chose to re-vamp its data infrastructure through Storm Technologies with the NetApp All-Flash FAS8040 and NetApp Cloud ONTAP for AWS. The FAS8040 delivers excellent performance and meets highly variable I/O workloads and read cycles, typical of a virtualised desktop environment.

Cloud ONTAP for AWS allows Randstad to manage its on-premise data to the cloud. It can meet varied capacity requirements and performance demands, enabling the company to develop a disaster recovery platform for AWS cloud.

David Leybourne, IT Director of Infrastructure, Randstad, said: "The all-flash array delivered exceptionally high performance. Moving to the cloud is a big step, even though we were well placed to do this, but NetApp Cloud ONTAP with AWS makes this simple and the level of control it enables has made it easy to replicate our disaster recovery environment in the cloud."
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