Community Hospital – “Speeds EHR and SQL Applications”
Community Hospital Speeds EHR and SQL Applications with DymaxIO I/O Transformation Software. "Regarding cost savings, the value we receive in not having to worry about our MEDITECH systems crashing due to FAL growth is invaluable. It doesn’t take long for downtime to accumulate into hundreds of thousands in lost revenue. However, the real surprise was the performance gains on our heaviest workloads.”
University of Illinois – “2X Faster SQL & Oracle”
University of Illinois Doubles SQL and Oracle Performance on Flash Arrays with DymaxIO I/O Transformation Software. “By solving the issue of small, fractured, random I/O, we’ve been able to increase the efficiency of our infrastructure and, ultimately, our people.”
CHRISTUS Health – “Saved Millions in Hardware Costs!”
CHRISTUS Health Doubles Electronic Health Record Performance with Condusiv's Acceleration Software. “We are constantly scrutinizing our budget, so anything that helps us avoid buying more storage hardware for performance or host-related infrastructure is a huge benefit.”
Licensed Trade Charity – “Considerable Performance Difference”
Licensed Trade Charity Saves Valuable Time and Reduces Costs with Condusiv Throughput Acceleration Software. "Condusiv's software has certainly added so much benefit to every technology that we’ve brought in and has saved us and our users loads of time."
Healthspan – “Applications Never Run Slow”
Healthspan Maintains Fast Speed on ERP and Artwork Repository and Eliminates User Complaints with Condusiv Throughput Acceleration Software. "We don’t get any issues with the servers because of Condusiv maintaining that high level of performance and stopping our hardware from degrading over time.”
Hancock Regional Hospital – “67% Improved Response Time”
Hancock Regional Hospital Deploys Condusiv Software for MEDITECH on Virtual Servers to Solve Critical Performance Issues. “Compiling a list of 16 patients took 13 seconds. With V-locity it now takes only five seconds to load 19. That’s a major improvement when you’re talking about a busy day in the ER.”