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Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, 2016/12/13 - Leading Automotive Sensor Company Reduces Time to Market, Secures Intellectual Property, and Widens Talent Pool - Micronas.com / OpenText.com. NASDAQ: OTEX, TSX: OTEX
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OpenText™, a global leader in Enterprise Information Management (EIM), today announced that Micronas, a TDK group company that develops and manufactures semiconductor-based sensor and IC system solutions for automotive and industrial electronics, is using OpenText Connectivity Solutions to cut time to market, protect proprietary information and centralize data operations for more rapid execution of research and development.
Micronas (micronas.com) designs and manufactures semiconductor-based sensors for all major automotive electronics customers worldwide. The company has its operational headquarters in Freiburg, Germany, with part of its Research & Development (R&D) team located in Munich, and currently employs approximately 900 people.
The process of designing integrated circuits has exacting computing demands and requires powerful software, including graphically-intensive interactive layout tools. This makes it necessary for Micronas to provide its engineers with the necessary processing power and the fastest possible data access, making it a challenge to serve a distributed R&D team. To help address these challenges, Micronas selected OpenText Exceed™ TurboX to centralize data handling for its engineers. Exceed™ TurboX provides server-side application execution and front-end rendering, delivered over a network connection, removing the dependency on costly local data centers to ensure the necessary power and speed for the engineering process.
"We immediately benefitted from faster execution, with far less data being transmitted over our wide area network," said Paul Blenderman, manager of Services and Infrastructure for Micronas. "Our R&D engineers have been able to work more quickly, not suffering from network latency in the way they used to. Data remains on our central servers, which also means we're not sending important intellectual property across the network it's never transmitted or stored remotely or insecurely."
Deploying OpenText Connectivity Solutions has improved performance, simplified administration and improved collaboration, and has enabled Micronas designers and layout specialists to work remotely. This removes the requirement for complex server environments in small offices and allows Micronas to widen its talent pool.
"We can operate a development center in the silicon valley of Munich, even though our data center is located hundreds of miles away. This helps us provide the high performance, remote application, and data access demanded by users, without the local data center infrastructure overhead," said Blenderman.
To learn more about OpenText Exceed™ TurboX and OpenText Connectivity, visit connectivity.opentext.com/.
About OpenText
OpenText (opentext.com) enables the digital world, creating a better way for organizations to work with information, on premises or in the cloud.
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