Pure Storage Helps Boost Search Performance of Workday Recruiting
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This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on February 5, 2015 at 2:48 pmPure Storage, Inc. announced that Workday, Inc., in cloud applications for finance and human resources, has deployed its FlashArrays to help deliver search for Workday Recruiting and increase the performance and efficiency of its data center.
Workday Recruiting is unified with Workday Human Capital Management (HCM) to equip customers with insight into their talent pipeline – from sourcing through succession – in one system. Using the FlashArray, Workday can enhance the data-intensive application’s performance, throughput and reliability of data processing.
“As a cloud provider, our customers expect our applications to be available 24/7 without fail and with high performance. It is not uncommon for storage loads to range dramatically in a short time,” said David Clarke, VP, technology development, Workday. “In our case, storage is more than just a data archive – it’s a strategic imperative. We needed a solution that could deliver consistent and reliable performance.“
Ultimately, improving search performance has allowed Workday to help hiring teams find, engage, and select the best internal and external candidates for open positions through its recruiting application. Workday also credits FlashArray for its management console.
“We often hire developers fresh out of college that have never touched a SAN before. Despite being new to storage, they’re navigating FlashArray’s user interface in minutes, and learning how to create a LUN in under an hour,” said Clarke.
“Workday is a prime example of a data-driven enterprise that has exceeded the performance limits of disk,” said Matt Kixmoeller, VP of products, Pure Storage. “With the performance, speed and ease-of-use of FlashArray, Workday can continue increasing the efficiency and sophistication of its high-volume, high-demand applications, and further differentiate its HCM suite from the competition.“
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