Based on the picture please answet the Case Questions below:1 What did Samsung Electronics realize after it had implemented the energy-saving plans?2 What were the solutions for the energy-saving plans?3 What were the results of the new solutions? CASE5Samsung Electronics Collects More Data on Energy Usage andBoosts ScalabilityThe Business ProblemAs a leading global manufacturer of high-tech equipment, Samsung Electronics implementsenergy-saving plans to minimize environmental impact and increase efficiency, by closelymonitoring its energy consumption at manufacturing facilities to track usage and identifytrends. In 2009, Samsung Electronics built a 6-terabyte monitoring system at its semiconductorfabrication plant in Hwasung, South Korea. The solution collected general information aboutthe site's electricity consumption, liquefied natural gas, and water. However, soon after thesystem was implemented, Samsung realized that it needed more detailed information aboutenergy consumption and more flexibility in how employees could analyse data. Thus, toachieve these goals, Samsung decided to implement a larger-scale monitoring system at itssite in Hwasung.The IT SolutionThe solution needed to be fast and highly scalable because employees wanted to collect,store, and analyse significantly more data. In addition, the solution needed to be highly reliableand affordable. Hence, in 2011, Samsung Electronics began to evaluate data warehouses tosupport its next-generation monitoring system. The company decided to build its solutionwith the Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Fast Track Data Warehouse which can deliver both highperformance and low total cost of ownership. Company engineers worked with MicrosoftServices consultants to evaluate the server, software, and storage options and identify theconfiguration that could deliver the best combination of performance, scalability, and reliability.Eventually, the team chose a design based on a HP ProLiant DL980 G7 server computer and theEMC Symmetrix VMAX storage platform. In 2012, a team of engineers from Microsoft Services,EMC, HP, and Samsung implemented the solution.The ResultsWith its new solution, Samsung Electronics improved insights into energy consumption,expanded storage capacity by 74 terabytes, increased performance by 10 times with 75 percent less hardware, improved control, boosted innovation, and facilitated efficiency.Source: Adapted from Microsoft, 13 January 2015.Case Questions1 What did Samsung Electronics realize after it had implemented the energy-saving plans?2 What were the solutions for the energy-saving plans?3 What were the results of the new solutions?

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Based on the picture please answet the Case Questions below: 1 What did Samsung Electronics realize after it had implemented the energy-saving plans? 2 What were the solutions for the energy-saving plans? 3 What were the results of the new solutions?

Based on the picture please answet the Case Questions below: 1 What did Samsung Electronics realize after it had implemented the energy-saving plans? 2 What were the solutions for the energy-saving plans? 3 What were the results of the new solutions?

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