Case Study: DTCC achieves dramatic server-build speedups and major productivity gains with Hewlett Packard Enterprise

DTCC Gains Huge Efficiencies and Boosts Productivity through HP automation

DTCC, the premier post-trade market infrastructure that processes tens of millions of submissions weekly, faced slow, error-prone server provisioning, inconsistent build standards, labor-intensive incident remediation, and complex access management. To address these challenges they worked with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, using HP Server Automation, HP Network Automation and HP Operations Orchestration (plus HP Software Professional Services) to automate builds, alerts and access across their Unix/Linux environments.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise implemented an integrated automation framework and professional services-led integration that cut server build SLAs from 65 days to 5 days, achieved 100% standardization with automated end-of-build validation, and introduced closed-loop incident processing that remediates and validates alerts in under six minutes. The result was dramatically reduced manual rework and administrative overhead, higher system availability, instant developer access without server accounts, and the ability to redeploy IT staff to more strategic initiatives.

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Alister Brown

Manager