Customer Support Services White Papers
Retalix, Ltd. Achieves Scalability Improvements by Utilizing Microsoft Services Labs
Overview Retalix's goals in using Microsoft Services Labs include: Determine the maximum number of users while retaining acceptable performance at varying WAN speeds in various scenarios and configurations. Ensure the reliability and supportability of their applications. In the process of preparing for the lab engagement, Retalix Ltd. staff teamed in advance with Microsoft Services Labs personnel and their Premier Support Developer Consultant to provide information on their applications as well as test scripts which were reviewed and pre-tested by Microsoft experts. The teamwork between Microsoft and Retalix during the pre-lab preparation was instrumental in ensuring the time spent in the lab was as productive as possible.
| Publisher | Microsoft | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | March 2004 | ||
| Format | Case Studies | ||
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