Introduction: The Aramice IT center was born on January 1, 2008 following the merger of CIGMA GCA and the Mornay Group’s IT systems management. Created as a non-profit association, Aramice has three clients, Audiens, Mornay and NovalisTaitbout, each working in the social welfare sector (supplementary pensions, personal insurance and social action). Aramice’s role is to provide IT systems to its clients and ensure they are functioning correctly, as well as operating more than 900 servers and 6,500 workstations. With its headquarters in Saran, France and offices in Paris and Lyon, there are almost 750 people working for Aramice.
Collaboration with Avocent before Aramice: In 2004, 200 distributed servers (AIX, Windows® and Linux®) migrated to two clean rooms (one production, the other back-up) several kilometers from the head office. And, to ensure continuous operation of its distributed computing, Maurice Dall’Agnol, then head of the department responsible for the Mornay Group’s distributed infrastructure and architecture, started looking for solutions that would allow it to recover lost functions with the physical offset of IT systems. Click here to read more…
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