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Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server. From then on, the
user can go anywhere in the system in the same Citrix
session, and does not have to log in again.”
user can go anywhere in the system in the same Citrix
session, and does not have to log in again.”
• “With easy to use HP Thin Clients, workers in branches
can concentrate on their job, which is selling products
to customers, not doing PC maintenance. Before, they
had to worry about application installation, backups,
and all that technical stuff. Now they don’t!”
to customers, not doing PC maintenance. Before, they
had to worry about application installation, backups,
and all that technical stuff. Now they don’t!”
“We chose HP on the basis of the
performance of HP BladeSystem servers
running Citrix, the power of the HP Thin
Client technology, and our previous good
experience with HP products and service.”
performance of HP BladeSystem servers
running Citrix, the power of the HP Thin
Client technology, and our previous good
experience with HP products and service.”
– Lahouari Bouhjar, System Architect and Branch of Tomorrow
Project Manager, Dexia Bank
• Before we had technicians going to the branches. Now
if there is a problem with a Thin Client, someone
unplugs it and plugs in another one…that’s it. No tech
visit, no down time.”
unplugs it and plugs in another one…that’s it. No tech
visit, no down time.”
• “When we receive the Thin Client it is ready for us to
do a few settings and plug and play.” HP Services pre-
stages the Thin Clients, delivering them with the
Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system and, the
Citrix client software installed, along with other specific
components and changes required by Dexia on the
standard HP XPe image.
stages the Thin Clients, delivering them with the
Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system and, the
Citrix client software installed, along with other specific
components and changes required by Dexia on the
standard HP XPe image.
HP Infrastructure pays excellent rate of return
The Branch of Tomorrow project has already delivered
hard savings in terms of reduced support costs, and Dexia
anticipates further savings in the future. Bouhjar reports:
The Branch of Tomorrow project has already delivered
hard savings in terms of reduced support costs, and Dexia
anticipates further savings in the future. Bouhjar reports:
• “Thin Clients have no fans and no disks, which are the
two largest sources of problems for PCs. Therefore we
expect a large reduction in the number of problems.”
Calls from the branches to the internal Dexia Help desk
will decrease substantially, allowing Dexia to reduce
Help desk staff.
expect a large reduction in the number of problems.”
Calls from the branches to the internal Dexia Help desk
will decrease substantially, allowing Dexia to reduce
Help desk staff.
• “In the past, if a server went down it was usually down
for hours. The resiliency and redundancy built into the
HP BladeSystem technology make these potential
business continuity problems disappear.”
HP BladeSystem technology make these potential
business continuity problems disappear.”
• “We expect savings benefits in IT costs.” Because the
infrastructure in the branches is now very simple, Dexia
has re-negotiated their current contract and cut costs.
When the current contract ends, the bank will negotiate
an entirely new contract (with no severs in the
branches). After that, Dexia anticipates savings that will
allow them to invest in new functionalities in the
branches -- without new budget.
has re-negotiated their current contract and cut costs.
When the current contract ends, the bank will negotiate
an entirely new contract (with no severs in the
branches). After that, Dexia anticipates savings that will
allow them to invest in new functionalities in the
branches -- without new budget.
About Dexia Bank
Dexia Bank was created in 1996 through the alliance of
the two major European players in local public finance:
Crédit Local in France and Crédit Communal in Belgium.
Dexia was one of the first cross-border mergers in the
European banking sector and, by 2005, was one of the
top 15 banking groups in the Eurozone. Dexia operates in
three principal markets: local public institutions, the retail
market, and the financial market. In local public finance,
the bank occupies a leading position on a world scale. In
the retail market, Dexia is a first-class retail bank in
Belgium, Luxembourg, Slovakia, and now Turkey, offering
a complete range of banking services to its domestic
clientele. In the financial market, Dexia is a major player,
through its joint venture with Royal Bank of Canada, and
in the top 10 worldwide for fund administration.
Dexia Bank was created in 1996 through the alliance of
the two major European players in local public finance:
Crédit Local in France and Crédit Communal in Belgium.
Dexia was one of the first cross-border mergers in the
European banking sector and, by 2005, was one of the
top 15 banking groups in the Eurozone. Dexia operates in
three principal markets: local public institutions, the retail
market, and the financial market. In local public finance,
the bank occupies a leading position on a world scale. In
the retail market, Dexia is a first-class retail bank in
Belgium, Luxembourg, Slovakia, and now Turkey, offering
a complete range of banking services to its domestic
clientele. In the financial market, Dexia is a major player,
through its joint venture with Royal Bank of Canada, and
in the top 10 worldwide for fund administration.
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