The Total Economic Impact Of Dell FX2 Architecture Forrester Study
The Total Economic Impact Of Dell FX2 Architecture Forrester Study
The Forrester Consulting study of several Dell EMC customers, Total Economic Impact™ of Dell EMC PowerEdge Server FX2 architecture, is a comprehensive evaluation that illustrates the financial investment and return on investment (ROI) that your business may achieve by deploying the FX2. The purpose of this study is to provide you with a framework to evaluate the potential financial impact of FX2 architecture on your organization.
Forrester’s interviews with three customers revealed that organization selected FX2 architecture for its:
• High density and ability to mix and match servers.
• Improved cable management and reduced number of ports.
• Efficient power consumption and power management capabilities.
• Simplified IT management with Dell Chassis Management Controller (CMC) and Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC), which provide configuration, shared management, and remote management.
Forrester’s subsequent financial analysis found that a composite organization based on these interviewed organizations experienced these risk-adjusted ROI and benefits: 58% ROI, 50% space savings with density, and 15% acquisition cost savings. The composite organization analysis points to benefits of $17,274,819 over three years versus costs of $10,959,583, adding up to a net present value (NPV) of $6,315,236.
Forrester’s interviews with three customers revealed that organization selected FX2 architecture for its:
• High density and ability to mix and match servers.
• Improved cable management and reduced number of ports.
• Efficient power consumption and power management capabilities.
• Simplified IT management with Dell Chassis Management Controller (CMC) and Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC), which provide configuration, shared management, and remote management.
Forrester’s subsequent financial analysis found that a composite organization based on these interviewed organizations experienced these risk-adjusted ROI and benefits: 58% ROI, 50% space savings with density, and 15% acquisition cost savings. The composite organization analysis points to benefits of $17,274,819 over three years versus costs of $10,959,583, adding up to a net present value (NPV) of $6,315,236.
Updated: 07-01-2016
The Forrester Consulting study of several Dell EMC customers, Total Economic Impact™ of Dell EMC PowerEdge Server FX2 architecture, is a comprehensive evaluation that illustrates the financial investment and return on investment (ROI) that your business may achieve by deploying the FX2. The purpose of this study is to provide you with a framework to evaluate the potential financial impact of FX2 architecture on your organization.
Forrester’s interviews with three customers revealed that organization selected FX2 architecture for its:
• High density and ability to mix and match servers.
• Improved cable management and reduced number of ports.
• Efficient power consumption and power management capabilities.
• Simplified IT management with Dell Chassis Management Controller (CMC) and Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC), which provide configuration, shared management, and remote management.
Forrester’s subsequent financial analysis found that a composite organization based on these interviewed organizations experienced these risk-adjusted ROI and benefits: 58% ROI, 50% space savings with density, and 15% acquisition cost savings. The composite organization analysis points to benefits of $17,274,819 over three years versus costs of $10,959,583, adding up to a net present value (NPV) of $6,315,236.
Forrester’s interviews with three customers revealed that organization selected FX2 architecture for its:
• High density and ability to mix and match servers.
• Improved cable management and reduced number of ports.
• Efficient power consumption and power management capabilities.
• Simplified IT management with Dell Chassis Management Controller (CMC) and Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC), which provide configuration, shared management, and remote management.
Forrester’s subsequent financial analysis found that a composite organization based on these interviewed organizations experienced these risk-adjusted ROI and benefits: 58% ROI, 50% space savings with density, and 15% acquisition cost savings. The composite organization analysis points to benefits of $17,274,819 over three years versus costs of $10,959,583, adding up to a net present value (NPV) of $6,315,236.
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