List of IBM AIX Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying IBM AIX customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased IBM AIX for Operating System (OS) from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using IBM AIX for Operating System (OS) include: Apple, a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 166000 employees and revenues of $416.16 billion, Costco, a United States based Retail organisation with 333000 employees and revenues of $254.45 billion, REWE Group, a Germany based Retail organisation with 390000 employees and revenues of $99.10 billion, Disney, a United States based Leisure and Hospitality organisation with 203000 employees and revenues of $82.71 billion, Sysco, a United States based Distribution organisation with 76000 employees and revenues of $78.80 billion and many others.
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1-800-Flowers.com | Retail | 4000 | $1.8B | United States | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2004 | n/a |
In 2004, 1-800-Flowers.com deployed IBM AIX. IBM AIX, the Operating System (OS) platform, was configured to host enterprise middleware and SAP landscapes supporting retail commerce and supply chain operations.
The implementation included installation, upgrades, and ongoing administration of AIX versions 5.2, 5.3, 6.1, and 7.1 in a 24/7/365 environment. Administration responsibilities extended to DB2 databases with versions 9.1, 9.5, 9.7, 10.1, and 10.5, and included PowerHA design and administration for high availability.
IBM AIX systems were architected to support IBM WebSphere Commerce, DB2, SAP SCM, SAP ERP, SAP Solution Manager, SAP BI, and SAP PI. Operational deployments covered SAP modules and surrounding middleware such as ERP, BI BW, PI, SCM, EWM, SNC, and Solution Manager, with systems configured and tested for disaster recovery readiness.
SAP basis and platform governance activities implemented on IBM AIX included database migration and refresh procedures, performance tuning, SAP security audits, kernel upgrades, batch job management, and transport control. Solution Manager administration incorporated system monitoring, work center administration, change management, trace analysis, SMD administration, end to end trace analysis, Wily Introscope setup, business process monitoring, workload analysis, IT reporting, and LMDB setup.
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ABB Brazil | Manufacturing | 1700 | $400M | Brazil | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2007 | n/a |
In 2007, ABB Brazil implemented IBM AIX as its core Operating System (OS). The deployment provisioned IBM AIX to host enterprise workloads across ABB Brazil's manufacturing IT estate, including support for SAP ERP workloads.
Configuration emphasized AIX system administration, storage connectivity and OS-level stability for enterprise applications, leveraging IBM AIX capabilities typical of UNIX-class production environments. Documentation and notes indicate a targeted update cycle occurred in May 2017 to July 2017 when an AIX Support Engineer performed punctual updates to the AIX OS and Tivoli Storage Management, to enable the internal basis team to upgrade SAP ERP 6.0 EHP7.
Operational ownership rested with ABB's internal basis and operations teams in the São Paulo area, with the AIX Support Engineer executing the OS and TSM updates alongside application basis activities. The implementation impacted IT operations and application support for manufacturing and ERP business functions, with governance executed through internal basis team workflows.
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Ace Hardware | Retail | 12500 | $9.5B | United States | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2002 | n/a |
In 2002 Ace Hardware implemented IBM AIX as its standard Operating System (OS) to consolidate Unix infrastructure across enterprise data centers. IBM AIX was deployed on IBM pSeries hardware to host DB2 LUW supporting SAP database workloads and to provide a stable OS layer for Unix and enterprise storage services. The implementation positioned IBM AIX as the primary operating environment for enterprise systems engineering and data center operations.
Configuration work focused on operating system hardening, capacity provisioning on IBM pSeries, and storage integration including Flash tiering to improve I O performance. IBM AIX served as the runtime for DB2 LUW instances and for operational tooling used to centralize job scheduling, reducing the number of disparate schedulers. System administration, patching, and software maintenance were governed by an enterprise systems engineering team responsible for Unix, AS400 support, and storage management.
Integrations and operational coverage included DB2 LUW for SAP workloads, AS400 system support, and storage systems with Flash tiers, alongside data protection via replication based disaster recovery. The deployment consolidated job scheduling to a single enterprise scheduler and aligned database administration practices across IBM mainframe DB2, IMS, Oracle, Teradata, and Microsoft SQL Server as part of enterprise data management responsibilities. Day to day operations were centered in the corporate data center under the Data Center and Enterprise Systems Manager function.
Governance and financial stewardship were explicit, with the enterprise systems engineering team managing a multi million dollar software maintenance budget. Reported outcomes tied to these platform and operational changes included a stated savings of $5 million, improved performance through Flash storage adoption, and a lower corporate risk profile by moving disaster recovery from tape backup to data replication. Recovery Time Objective improved to 12 hours from 4 days, and Recovery Point Objective improved from 30 hours to 5 minutes.
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Consumer Packaged Goods | 450 | $75M | United States | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2007 | n/a |
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Consumer Packaged Goods | 2000 | $1.2B | Italy | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2005 | REALTECH |
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Banking and Financial Services | 2306 | $435M | Mexico | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2015 | n/a |
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Oil, Gas and Chemicals | 952 | $822M | India | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2015 | Pentagon System & Services |
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Life Sciences | 18000 | $6.5B | United States | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2001 | Ibm |
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Retail | 15000 | $5.7B | Belgium | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 2020 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 18000 | $5.3B | United States | IBM | IBM AIX | Operating System (OS) | 1999 | n/a |
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- University of Leicester, a United Kingdom based Education organization with 4355 Employees
- J N Construction, a Canada based Construction and Real Estate company with 3 Employees
- S&P Global, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organization with 42350 Employees
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