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Microsoft-American Red Cross of Greater ClevelandThe Cleveland chapter of the American Red Cross has been serving the local community for more than 100 years. When the American Red Cross of Greater Cleveland began experiencing funding difficulties due to worsening economic conditions, they began searching for technological solutions that would allow them to lower overhead costs without sacrificing the quality of their services. IBM-Grange InsuranceWorth $1.3 billion, Grange Insurance is a highly successful provider of auto, home, life, business, and farm insurance. As Grange Insurance continued to expand, it became necessary to add new staff to meet the needs of their growing customer base. Even with more personnel, however, the company still couldnt respond to agents as quickly as necessary. The insurance provider needed to find a way to instantly track, trace, and access information. CommVault-Cleveland IndiansThe Cleveland Indians, a well-known Major League Baseball team, are the defending 2007 American League Central Champions. As the Cleveland Indians began to rely more heavily on online video their storage needs increased dramatically. Their platform at the time was unable to keep up with the baseball teams growing backup and recovery demands, and increasing failure rates made meeting backup windows problematic. Intel-Chapman & ChapmanChapman & Chapman is a family-owned business that provides insurance and financial services to both corporations and individuals. The challenge the company was facing was that their four-year old legacy storage solution was outdated. In addition, the older server that was the backbone of the companys storage system was beginning to show signs of failure. Chapman & Chapman required a new solution that would maximize employee productivity and have a lower total cost of ownership. Business Objects-American Electric PowerAmerican Electric Power is an Ohio-based company that provides electricity to millions of customers and generates billions in revenue each year. Because the utility's business intelligence needs were becoming more complex, a decision was made to upgrade to BusinessObjects XI Release 2 software because of its advanced Web-based reporting, integration, visualization, and end-user capabilities.
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