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VMware (DELL) (Dell Technologies)
Overview
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VMware (DELL) (Dell Technologies) |
| United States | |
| 1998 | |
| Public | |
| NYSE: VMW | |
| $1-10b | |
| 10,001 - 50,000 | |
| Open website |
| Dell Technologies | |
IoT Snapshot
Technology Stack
Case Studies
Number of Case Studies6
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Metlac Case Study
• Greater agility, flexibility and control • Cost reduction and process innovation • Improved user experience on a range of workstations and devices |
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Global fully-virtualized SAP
Deliver a global, agile, high-performance application delivery platform that improves service delivery and productivity. |
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Hyundai AutoEver's Transformation into a Mobility Software Provider with VMware Tanzu
Hyundai AutoEver, a key player in supporting Hyundai Motor Group’s IT initiatives, faced challenges in developing the connected car of the future. With over four million Hyundai vehicles connected to the cloud, a number expected to increase annually, the company aimed to provide personalized digital experiences for drivers. However, to achieve this, Hyundai AutoEver had to modernize their applications and technology. A prime example of this was their Bluelink® mobile app, a luxurious, connected car service offering various features such as remote start, door lock and unlock, on-demand diagnostics and alerts, destination search, and remote car finder. |
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Partners
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