Quarter-end back inside business hours.
A strata manager running StrataMax across 15 workstations was losing admin time to slow quarter-end reporting, backups that had never been test-restored and a run of printer and scanner faults. We moved StrataMax onto a cloud platform sized for the firm's current workload, added a second internet service and rebuilt the workstations on a standard image.
StrataMax was timing out at quarter-end.
StrataMax was hosted on hardware specified three years earlier for a smaller firm. Levy runs and quarter-end reports ran slowly, locked and timed out under the load the firm now put through them.
We moved StrataMax onto a cloud platform.
The new platform was sized for the levy runs and quarter-end reporting the firm carries today.
The cutover ran in a quiet window between levy runs, and staff kept the same StrataMax screens and logins they had before.
A second internet service fails over automatically.
We installed a second internet service alongside the primary and configured automatic failover between them.
Failover between the two needs no action from staff.
All 15 workstations run from one standard image.
A new workstation is built from the image in about an hour. Setting each one up by hand had taken a day.
Daily backups of StrataMax data and the firm's document stores were set up at the same time.
Quarter-end reporting now finishes in the afternoon.
The reports that used to keep the admin team past 6 pm finish within the working day, and levy runs no longer lock or time out.
Tell us where StrataMax runs today.
We size a platform for the workload your StrataMax carries and plan the cutover around your levy cycle.
