IT Tune-Up Winner, Button Dodge: Small Business Testimonial
Challenge
An obsolete, unreliable network system was creating operational slowdowns and excessive downtime for staff members at Button Dodge.
Solution
As a winner of the Intel® Xeon® Processor IT Tune Up Contest, Button Dodge received a brand new server system, supporting hardware, and business productivity software. The newly configured server has delivered operational stability, high-performance database processing, enhanced manageability, and centralized backups.
Customer profile
Located in Kokomo, Indiana, the Button Dodge dealership specializes in Jeep, Chrysler, and Dodge automobiles. Josh Shannonhouse, the IT director interviewed in this case study, oversees the computer and network operations at the Button Dodge facility (which has 55 employees) and at sister company, McGonigal Buick/GMC/Cadillac (which has 88 employees).
Contest summary
In our endlessly connected, twenty-first-century world, getting the word out about the benefits of a new product offering takes a keen understanding of the new social media space and a fair measure of old-fashioned persistence. To build awareness of the business benefts of servers powered by the Intel® Xeon® processor family, an Intel marketing team cast a wide net across technology communities and online gathering places where the ripple and chatter of daily events keep the wires humming. The IT Director of Button Dodge, Josh Shannonhouse, heard the call and entered the contest, thinking he had only a scant chance of winning. Surprise: he won.
Read the full IT Tune-Up Winner, Button Dodge: Small Business Testimonial: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/small-business/small-business-xeon-it-tune-up-button-dodge-study.html
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IT Tune-Up Winner, Button Dodge: Small Business Testimonial
Challenge
An obsolete, unreliable network system was creating operational slowdowns and excessive downtime for staff members at Button Dodge.
Solution
As a winner of the Intel® Xeon® Processor IT Tune Up Contest, Button Dodge received a brand new server system, supporting hardware, and business productivity software. The newly configured server has delivered operational stability, high-performance database processing, enhanced manageability, and centralized backups.
Customer profile
Located in Kokomo, Indiana, the Button Dodge dealership specializes in Jeep, Chrysler, and Dodge automobiles. Josh Shannonhouse, the IT director interviewed in this case study, oversees the computer and network operations at the Button Dodge facility (which has 55 employees) and at sister company, McGonigal Buick/GMC/Cadillac (which has 88 employees).
Contest summary
In our endlessly connected, twenty-first-century world, getting the word out about the benefits of a new product offering takes a keen understanding of the new social media space and a fair measure of old-fashioned persistence. To build awareness of the business benefts of servers powered by the Intel® Xeon® processor family, an Intel marketing team cast a wide net across technology communities and online gathering places where the ripple and chatter of daily events keep the wires humming. The IT Director of Button Dodge, Josh Shannonhouse, heard the call and entered the contest, thinking he had only a scant chance of winning. Surprise: he won.
Read the full IT Tune-Up Winner, Button Dodge: Small Business Testimonial: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/small-business/small-business-xeon-it-tune-up-button-dodge-study.html
