Cisco Cisco UCS Director Express for Big Data 1.0 Information Guide

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Nestled in California’s Central Valley just east of San Francisco, San Joaquin 
County boasts sprawling farmland and beautiful parks that make it an ideal 
location for fun and recreation. Like many governments, San Joaquin County 
works hard to provide its 700,000 residents with the best possible services 
at minimal costs to taxpayers.
The key word for IT teams in particular is “efficiency.” Rather than continuing 
to build out to meet the county’s increasing technology needs, the county’s 
information services director Jerry Becker decided to invest in IT infrastructure 
with a completely virtualized data center and private cloud services.
“We’re always looking for ways to stretch our budget further and maintain 
service levels without having to add personnel,” says David Newaj, the 
assistant director for San Joaquin County. “We had several dozen rack 
servers that were reaching end of life. Rather than simply replacing them, we 
decided to invest taxpayer money in solutions that could meet our growth for 
years to come.”
San Joaquin County improves provisioning and 
performance through a private cloud managed by 
Cisco UCS Director.
 With our Cisco infrastructure, we can deliver IT services 
faster than ever, so users can get their jobs done.
- David Newaj, assistant director, San Joaquin County
To help taxpayers save money, local governments work hard to balance cost with 
service. That’s why so many governments are stretching IT budgets with efficient 
private clouds
Size: 710,731 Residents
Location: California
Industry: Government
•  Virtualize all applications in a private cloud
•  Create a compact and green data center
•  Improve provisioning and management
Challenges