WD-40 cuts server power consumption by 40 per cent by adopting private cloud following ERP migration
Shift from client/server to private cloud helps WD-40 to slash server requirements and power costs
WD-40, the multinational company behind well-known brand of lubricants, claims to have generated power savings of 41 per cent following a shift to a private cloud architecture, which coincided with a major...
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