The challenge.
A computing platform has to become usable by the people who operate it. Hardware, the operating environment and the ability to work with the system belong to the same deployment decision.
Why Neurulus fit.
The requirement joined compute, Silicon OS and the practical means to operate them. Neurulus fit because the operating foundation and training equipment formed one delivery. For the public-sector team, control began with understanding the system it received and having a practical route into using it.
How the platform addressed it.
Neurulus deployed the Silicon OS hardware stack with a hardware training kit. The operating platform and its supporting equipment formed one deployment, delivered through K Computers for the public-sector engagement.
The training kit made adoption part of the system delivery. Teams had the platform to work with and equipment through which to understand its use.
In the deployment
- Silicon OS hardware stack.
- Hardware training kit.
- Delivery through K Computers for the public-sector engagement.
The outcome.
The team received an operating platform with a practical route into using it. Compute, Silicon OS and training equipment were brought into the same engagement.
A working starting point
The Silicon OS hardware stack established the environment for the deployment.
An adoption path
Training equipment supported hands-on use of the supplied system.
A joined-up delivery
The platform and its training kit arrived as parts of the same operating requirement.