FREMONT, Calif., September 15, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Inspur, the leading data center products and solutions provider, announced that it will begin providing operation and service system support for Air China. With solid experience in data center infrastructure, Inspur will help Air China improve the efficiency of its information systems -- thus enabling an outstanding experience for its customers.
Air China is one of the airlines with the highest transportation abilities in China. Its service covers 1,330 destinations in 193 countries and has been selected as one of the "Top 500 Global Brands" for nine consecutive years. A member of Star Alliance, Air China is now working on building an even higher-efficiency intelligent information system, further improving work efficiency and service quality.
The core information systems of Air China are divided into two major categories: the operation system and the service system. The operation systems provide search, extraction and analysis of data from a multitude of databases, facilitating flight plans. The service system includes the self check-in system, sales systems, and more. All of these are high-traffic systems that need top support and stability in order to provide timely and efficient feedback to customers.
After comprehensive evaluation and testing of Inspur's solutions, Air China was able to select the latest four- and two-socket servers. Inspur servers are gaining traction in data center enterprise verticals. Their high-performance, reliability and cost-effectiveness is allowing them to grow in popularity -- along with its SAP HANA Certification for its high caliber eight-socket server and four-socket servers -- with the ability to provide real-time analysis of big data from different sources. Inspur is the fastest-growing server vendor in the world, with server shipment increases of 47% YoY and sales revenue increases of 49% YoY per Gartner's 2016 Q2 report.
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