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At Raritan, we focus on the people who use our products as intently as we focus on the products, themselves. Aside from the successful implementations of Raritan products described in this section, our commitment to quality and to people continues to translate into success for all of our customers, including IBM, Intel, JP Morgan Chase, Microsoft, the United States Post Office, and NASA's Ames Research Center.
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Raritan takes care of Menzis: seamless integration of analog and digital
Well over 2 million people are happily insured with
Menzis, one of the largest health and income insurers
in the Netherlands. The group belongs to the top 4 of
all health insurers in the Netherlands. Menzis consists of
the health insurers Amicon, Geové, NVS, AnderZorg,
Confior and Nederzorg and the health-and-safety and
re-integration businesses Ardyn and Prové. The Menzis
group also contains three care centres: Arnhem, Groningen
and Twente.
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More Space, More Efficiency: Staatsloterij (Dutch National Lottery)
Since 1726, that has been the simple explanation for the popularity of the National Lottery, the oldest and largest lottery of the Netherlands. The total turnover of the Dutch National Lottery, resulting from the joint turnover of the National Lottery, Dayzers and TicketBox, added up to approximately 699 million Euro in 2003. The Dutch National Lottery paid out almost 455 million euro of prize money (64 percent of the turnover), while always guaranteeing the anonymity of the winners.
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Europe's largest asset manager puts its money on Raritan : Robeco
What started out as an interest group for leading businessmen is now the 'Rotterdam Investment Consortium', or Robeco, which has grown into a globally operating asset manager with clients in both the private as well as the business sector.
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Raritan's KVM solutions support Chiquita's banana business
Shipping bananas from halfway across the world to be displayed fresh and tempting for consumers to buy is an art, as well as a fine-tuned logistics science. It places a heavy responsibility on the computer network. This KVM solution from Raritan has eliminated information server downtime for Chiquita while boosting the efficiency of its data centre support team in Antwerp.
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Centralised management solution for all devices : Experian
Experian is a global information solutions provider, which has grown rapidly in the last 15 years. Its 12,000 employees support clients in more than 60 countries, working with more than 50,000 clients across many diverse industries, achieving annual sales revenue exceeding £1.3 billion.
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United Biscuits reaches to Raritan for Remote Access
United Biscuits (''UB'') is a leading European manufacturer and marketer of biscuits and snacks. With top brands like BN, Delacre, Sultana, Verkade, McCoy's, Go ahead, Penguin, and many more, United Biscuits is on practically everybody's grocery list. To illustrate, more than 89% of UK households bought McVitie's products in 2001. In the first half year of 2003, United Biscuits increased revenues to £670.5 million. With strong performances in Northern and Southern Europe, further growth is expected for the rest of the year.
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The World's Largest Reinsurance Intermediary: Aon Services Group
When Aon used Raritan's Paragon KVM solution with the TeleReach option to get high performance remote and local access to 125 servers and other devices, it avoided the costs of hiring trained personnel, streamlined existing operations and added the capability of emergency access to KVM switches.
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Providing Energy to America: Exelon Nuclear
When the largest U.S. operator of nuclear power plants used Raritan's Paragon Remote KVM solution for multiplatform support and a remote access option to control and access servers, it saved manpower and overhead costs while maximizing uptime though remote access to servers.
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The Most Wired Campus in America: Hill School
With an IT staff stretched to the limit, the most wired school in America needed a KVM solution that was powerful enough to provide access to their growing number of servers, yet easy to set up and administer. When the Hill School's IT staff chose the Raritan Paragon KVM switch, it saved thousands of dollars that would have been spent on monitors and additional staff.
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An Information Technology Laboratory: Hokuriku
When open IT lab, Hokuriku wanted to centralize the management of 512 servers, it implemented 20 Paragon UMT8 units in order to centralize device management and create a flexible, scalable architecture for its environment.
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A Financial Technology Company: NYFIX
When financial technology company, NYFIX, needed BIOS-level remote access to hundreds of servers and other devices, it implemented Raritan's Paragon / IP-Reach TR Series remote KVM solution. As a result, NYFIX avoided the costs of hiring extra IT personnel at remote data centers, streamlined existing operations and added the capability of emergency access to its servers
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One of the World's Largest Cruise Lines: Royal Caribbean
When one of the world's largest cruise lines used Raritan's Paragon KVM solution to create a flexible and scalable solution to manage two onboard computer rooms, Royal Caribbean reduced staff costs, centralized server control and saved precious space on each ship.
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Integrated Supply and Procurement: SupplyCore
When a major integrated supply and procurement company sought 100 percent reliability and remote access, it chose the 5-User Paragon Solution, gaining a dramatic improvement in uptime, adding remote access, and creating a scalable solution for future expansion.
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One of the Largest Schools in the Southeast: University of Memphis
When one of the largest universities in the southeast needed a scalable KVM solution offering multi-user access and remote access capability, it chose Raritan's Paragon KVM switch plus remote access via TeleReach. The solution allowed the University of Memphis to cut costs and improve the effectiveness of IT operations, by giving its multiple systems administrators simultaneous and remote access to KVM switches, and reducing time spent in the server room.
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