Category Server Virtualization
Type Case Study
Length 4
Publish Date April 26 2012
Date posted September 27 2012
Overview
Concur, a leading provider of integrated travel and expense management solutions for businesses, needed a technology solution that would reduce its server count but continue to support data growth. This case study explains the business benefits and IT improvements that results in their choice in HP's BladeSystem.
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