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Royal Caribbean Sets Sail With IBM

Overview Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. has selected IBM technology and services to support its burgeoning annual data growth of up to 40 percent. With a large volume of customer-related and corporate information to capture and store, Royal Caribbean outgrew their three-vendor storage environment that made it difficult to easily expand storage capacity. Seeking to reduce storage maintenance fees, Royal Caribbean recruited IBM to migrate its data to an IBM Enterprise Server Model 800. The TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server supports Royal Caribbean's data warehouse, which run on IBM eServer i890, i830, and i820 as well as IBM eServer p650 and p630 systems.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	October 2004
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Web Servers, Mainframes, Storage Management

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