Multiyork needed an adaptable, standardized foundation for IT that would enable the company to become more responsive to business and customer requirements. At headquarters and manufacturing locations, the company had a UNIX-based IBM legacy system and a proprietary application designed specifically for the furniture industry. Employees used terminal emulators to access the system. Multiyork needed an IT foundation that could provide enhanced connectivity, performance improvements, and scalability for future growth. Multiyork needed an IT foundation that could provide enhanced connectivity, performance improvements, and scalability for future growth. Most of all, the company needed a standardized foundation that would enable it to turn change into a competitive advantage and replace its proprietary systems. The winning combination of the HP Integrity rx5670 server based on the Intel Itanium 2 processor, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, and a customized SAP platform provided the solution.
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