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Cortizo

New Big Data Functionalities to Evolve Towards Industry 4.0

Learn how Cortizo uses cutting-edge technology in their industry, in order to offer a technical response to the most demanding industrial and architectural demands.

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Summary

Cortizo, known for being the first manufacturer and distributor of aluminum and PVC systems for the architecture and industry, and a reference company of these sectors in Europe, has updated its storage infrastructure with the installation of two Pure Storage FlashArray™ systems. This implementation has accelerated the speed of access to information by 50% and reduced latency by 90%, practically eliminating downtime in maintenance. It has also enabled the implementation of new Big Data functionalities for Industry 4.0 (the fourth industrial revolution), which is the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies.

Industry

Manufacturing

GEO

EMEA, Spain

Use Cases

Informix Oracle® and SQL databases
VMware® virtual servers

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Challenges

Adapt the capacity and performance of their storage units to the rapid growth of the company.
Implement new tools for collecting and processing large volumes of data (Big Data).
Manage the solution with a reduced IT team during business hours without business interruptions.

Results

Business Transformation

Pure Storage flash storage technology has provided Cortizo with the performance and capacity it needs to implement new Big Data tools oriented to Industry 4.0.

IT Transformation

Time required for the delivery of information was reduced by 50%.
Writing latency of critical services was reduced by up to 90%.
The solution radically improved the experience of users who consume large volumes of data.
Implemented of new Big Data functionalities and was able to centralize data collection of production plants for Industry 4.0.

“With Pure Storage, it allows us to continue growing with the maximum guarantees of performance and reliability, according to the needs established in our strategic plan for the next three years.”

Cortizo

Ramiro Iglesias, Head of Systems