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BOE Saves US$1 Million in Hardware Costs Through More Efficient Resource Utilization

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Overview Beijing BOE Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. (BOE) wanted to monitor six database systems underlying the Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) system and support continuous operation of the LCD production line as well as make better use of existing hardware to avoid excessive investment in new resources to run applications and databases. The challenge was to resolve problematic SQL statements in the CIM system to eliminate bottlenecks and enable smooth operations and simplify database management, reduce human error, and minimize staff workload. As a solution they saved US$1 million in hardware costs and enhanced database performance through better resource utilization and achieved automatic monitoring and management of database environment by using Oracle Enterprise Manager.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2008	Downloads	5
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Monitoring Systems, Database Management, Resources Mgmt.

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