• Challenges and Solutions Surrounding Designers and IT Managers
• What is Exceed onDemand?
• Case Study
• Benefits

Challenges and Solutions Surrounding Designers and IT Managers

Windows and UNIX applications are mixed at the development site that supports manufacturing, but designers, IT administrators, and managers seem to have their own "worries". Do you have any problems?

	It's a bit inconvenient to work with two PCs and a UNIX workstation. I wonder if it can't be helped because the OS is different...		UNIX applications are used on one PC. Significant improvement in usability can be realized.

■ The supply of 3D compatible UNIX workstations has ended and it is difficult to obtain...   ■ It seems that applications are becoming Windows-based, but it takes a huge amount of man-hours and time to convert data created in UNIX to Windows...

■ PCからUNIXアプリケーションを利用すればUNIXワークステーションの大量確保は不要です。既存資産の有効活用が実現できます。   ■ UNIX設計環境を延命すれば、データ変換不要です。時間、人的工数の大幅削減が実現可能です。

■Anyway, I want to reduce costs. Duplicate terminal costs and operating costs are incurred to maintain the design environment for Windows and UNIX. Is there a way to do this at a lower cost...

By integrating the two design environments, you can reduce the number of expensive UNIX terminals and significantly reduce TCO!

What exactly is Exceed onDemand? ?

Exceed onDemand is software that allows you to easily operate X applications on UNIX and Linux hosts from a PC via a network. It can be used not only in the office, but also from other bases and overseas bases.

It delivers console-like performance with versatile features and solves the business challenges faced by many companies with limited resources, tight budgets, and fast time-to-market.

Case Study

Toyo Denso Co., Ltd.
High-end 3D CAD software based on UNIX and Windows was used for product design, but the company integrated different design environments and aggregated UNIX terminals, which are expensive to maintain. Succeeded in reducing UNIX terminal maintenance costs to 1/12.

Benefits

For example, what are the potential cost savings of implementing Exceed onDemand in an environment with 5 UNIX workstations and 5 PCs?