We use this solution to manage software-defined infrastructure and for rapid provisioning of computer storage.

The solution is a private cloud hyper-converged infrastructure that is scalable, with highly available computer workloads.

We are customers of Dell and I'm the general manager of our company. 

We use the solution for mission-critical applications. We have government customers who work in hydrology and meteorology.

I'm an activity manager and work for a company that deals with electrical installations, assisting customers with strategy and IT investments. My job is to be well-acquainted with the various technologies and assist the customer in making the right choices. Options could include hyper-convergence, mass storage, cloud solutions, or big data solutions, those sorts of choices. It's really about explaining the different technologies and options available rather than using them. I'm not an integrator.

We use the solution for its storage features.

Most customers look for a multipurpose appliance to consolidate all the applications and simplify management. It helps reduce the footprint and the consumption of power.

The solution is very simple, and not critical. We use it primarily for the Ministry of Electricity for implementing new smart meters in Egypt. It made it easier to handle the billing system.

At the end of the day, VxFlex is for all applications. We normally do a sizing. Then we usually look at the sizing and design it according to its outcome. It's also about applications. You can see what application requirements are.

Our primary use case for this solution is hyper-converged.

We have a private cloud deployment.

Our primary use case of this solution is for storage nodes and compute nodes and I like that it is all in one box. It is very effective to use it for our infrastructure. 

I primarily use the solution for cloud applications and cloud services.

We use VxFlex for our banking applications.

We primarily use three or four modules for the city running on a plant.