A leading steel manufacturing company with a global presence across 26 countries and over 80,000 employees faced significant performance issues with their Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) environment. This system is crucial for software design, production monitoring, and remote collaboration. It had started hurting user availability, leading to a significant productivity drop.
Despite the potential for improved productivity, persistent IT challenges like login failures, frozen sessions, and application lag were causing frustration and reducing operational efficiency.
Anunta was onboarded to troubleshoot and optimize the AVD infrastructure, resulting in a transformative boost in IT performance and user satisfaction.
The company initially did not use AVD; Anunta deployed it in 2021, starting with 50 users. Over the next few years, Anunta gradually ramped up the deployment, expanding the system to include the company’s subsidiaries and adding more users. As adoption grew, AVD became increasingly relied upon for software design, production monitoring, and remote collaboration.
By November 2024, the client had over 350 Azure Virtual Desktops supporting 350 users. However, despite optimizations for graphic-heavy users, recurring IT issues continued to disrupt daily operations, negatively impacting the employee experience:
The impact was felt across the organization.
Frequent system crashes necessitated constant reboots, while inefficient asset management further complicated the IT environment. Tracking devices for remote workers and security vulnerabilities in accessing production data created additional risks.
Anunta took a comprehensive approach to resolving the client’s challenges and optimizing the AVD infrastructure. Using built-in tools like Azure Monitor, Task Manager, and Resource Monitor, Anunta quickly pinpointed performance bottlenecks and implemented targeted improvements.
Effortless onboarding and optimized performance