Hamburg, 20251,
Germany
Axians Germany
Axians Germany, a prominent reseller, system integrator, and consulting company, that plays a vital role in numerous system integration and digital transformation initiatives. Axians Germany collaboration with software players such as Gigamon, IBM and SAP empowers organizations to embrace disruptive technologies and accelerate their journey to the cloud, thus reshaping their business models.
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| Axians Germany | Gigamon | Gigamon GigaVUE-FM | Network Management and Monitoring | IaaS |
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Magenta Telekom | Healthcare | 3000 | $1.0B | Austria | Gigamon | Gigamon GigaVUE-FM | Network Management and Monitoring | 2016 |
In 2016 Magenta Telekom implemented Gigamon GigaVUE-FM as part of the Gigamon Visibility Platform to improve nationwide monitoring and performance assurance for its 4G and 5G mobile and broadband networks in Austria. The deployment targeted Network Management and Monitoring use cases and was explicitly positioned to support network operations and security operations across the operator's national footprint.
The Gigamon GigaVUE-FM implementation provided centralized fabric management and traffic orchestration capabilities, including topology visualization, centralized policy provisioning, and flow steering to visibility nodes. Configuration and lifecycle management of packet broker fabrics and visibility nodes were handled through GigaVUE-FM, enabling consistent visibility policy and automated provisioning workflows across sites.
Integration work focused on connecting network taps and packet broker fabrics to monitoring and security telemetry consumers, aligning visibility flows with performance assurance and security monitoring toolchains. Operational coverage extended to mobile access and core aggregation points for both mobile and fixed broadband networks, with NOC and SOC teams consuming the centralized visibility streams for troubleshooting and threat detection.
The implementation was delivered in a partner-led rollout, with Fernao Magellan leading the deployment and Axians Germany engaged as an implementation partner. Governance was organized around centralized visibility policies and operational processes to standardize monitoring and security workflows, and the platform was used to address network management and security objectives stated by Magenta Telekom.
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Mubea | Automotive | 17000 | $3.5B | Germany | IBM | IBM Db2 | Database Management | 2013 |
In 2013, Mubea deployed IBM Db2 as the DB2 for i database to underpin its globally used SAP ERP, establishing a core Database Management capability to standardize finance and controlling, materials management, procurement, sales and distribution, human resources and SAP Business Warehouse processes. The IBM Db2 implementation is explicitly positioned as the transactional and analytic database layer supporting SAP ERP on IBM Power 770 servers running IBM i, providing the database persistence and query performance required for enterprise SAP workloads.
The implementation architecture combined IBM PowerVM virtualization on POWER7+ hardware with a multilayer storage topology, including IBM FlashSystem 820, IBM SAN Volume Controller nodes and IBM XIV arrays, plus integrated backup via IBM Tivoli Storage Manager and IBM System Storage TS3500 tape archives. Storage and compute were distributed across two data centers with synchronous business data mirroring for rapid recovery, while the DB2 for i database provided the reliable runtime platform for business-critical SAP applications.
Operational scope covered global SAP ERP rollout activities and continuous migration of new functions and processes to the integrated solution, impacting central IT operations and the business process owners across finance, logistics, HR and analytics. Implementation partners included Axians Germany and IBM Business Partner FRITZ & MACZIOL Group, which collaborated on storage modernization and the migration sequencing that minimized operational disruption during cutover.
The project delivered explicit performance improvements reported by Mubea, including up to 35 percent faster evaluations, a 66 percent reduction in batch runtime, storage latency cut in half, and average response times reduced by around 23 percent to roughly 500 milliseconds. Additional reported outcomes include some SAP ERP batch jobs completing three times faster, complex integrated processes accelerating by 20 percent, report runtimes improving up to 30 percent, and the ability to produce monthly figures up to one day earlier, all enabled by the IBM Db2 Database Management foundation and the optimized IBM storage and virtualization stack.
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Mubea | Automotive | 17000 | $3.5B | Germany | IBM | IBM Power Systems | Application Hosting and Computing Services | 2013 |
In 2013, Mubea implemented IBM Power Systems to host central SAP ERP applications as part of its Application Hosting and Computing Services architecture. The deployment was driven by a company-wide mandate to standardize global business processes and to provide a highly available, scalable platform for SAP ERP across finance and controlling, materials management, procurement, sales and distribution, human resources management and SAP Business Warehouse.
The solution architecture centers on IBM Power 770 servers running the IBM i operating system with IBM PowerVM virtualization and DB2 for i as the transactional database, delivering the IBM Power Systems compute layer for SAP workloads. Storage and data protection were integrated using IBM Tivoli Storage Manager and IBM System Storage TS3500 tape archives to provide centralized backup and archival capabilities alongside the primary production environment.
Storage virtualization and performance tiers were implemented via four IBM SAN Volume Controller nodes, two IBM XIV storage systems virtualized behind SVC, and IBM FlashSystem 820 to exploit Easy Tier functionality. Storage components and IBM Power Systems hosts were distributed across two data centers with mirrored business data for resilience, and the technical program involved IBM Business Partner FRITZ & MACZIOL Group and Axians Germany on architecture and implementation tasks.
Governance focused on a global SAP rollout and bringing new functions and processes into the integrated SAP environment to achieve standardization and consistent operations. As reported, the new IBM Power Systems and storage configuration accelerated important evaluations by up to 35 percent, reduced batch runtimes by 66 percent, halved storage latency, cut response times by around 23 percent to approximately 500 milliseconds, delivered some SAP ERP batch jobs three times faster, sped complex integrated processes by 20 percent, improved report runtimes by up to 30 percent, and enabled delivery of monthly figures up to one day earlier.
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Automotive | 17000 | $3.5B | Germany | IBM | IBM PowerVM | Network Virtualisation | 2013 |
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Automotive | 17000 | $3.5B | Germany | IBM | IBM i | Operating System (OS) | 2013 |
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Manufacturing | 5500 | $1.5B | Germany | SAP | SAP ERP ECC 6.0 | ERP Financial | 2012 |
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Manufacturing | 5500 | $1.5B | Germany | SAP | SAP CRM | CRM | 2012 |
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Manufacturing | 5500 | $1.5B | Germany | SAP | SAP BW (Business Warehouse) | Data Warehouse | 2012 |
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Manufacturing | 5500 | $1.5B | Germany | IBM | IBM Db2 | Database Management | 2012 |
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Manufacturing | 5500 | $1.5B | Germany | SAP | SAP ERP HCM | Core HR | 2012 |
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