The Columbus, Ohio-based insurance giant had more than 5,000 servers, and 78% of those servers were seeing a peak utilization of less than 50%.
Considering the number of servers it is surprising that someone did not push a virtualization project through earlier.
Woeckener said the company has reduced its Web hosting costs by 50%, hardware and operating system support costs by 50% and data center floor space demands by 80%.
Source: Nationwide Insurance swaps servers for virtualized mainframes
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