Customers

'We really needed some way to ensure that all of our sites were up and running all of the time. We needed to be 24-by-7 globally with the same LAN-speed performance and access at all three locations. WANdisco's active/active WAN clustering for Subversion was the only solution we found.'

–Angela Thomas, Development Tools Manager, Juniper Networks

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'Subversion MultiSite has transformed our software development process. We can now run builds at every site immediately which means that nobody is waiting for a build to happen in a different time zone. The bottom line is that we improved build times by over 500% and reduced our development cycles by 40%.'

–David Stokes, Development Manager, SSP

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'A slow network caused remote users in China to hold back checking in changes. We spent a lot of time dealing with merge conflicts, broken builds, QA and rework. Now, with WANdisco, remote users check in constantly. The latest changes are always there everywhere and those problems are gone.'

–Steve Krems, IT Director, O2Micro

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'Before Subversion MultiSite, it wasn't uncommon for our entire development team in Asia to lose one or two days per month due to network outages and performance problems that prevented them from accessing the latest changes from the US. Now, WANdisco gives us dramatically improved reliability and performance, and keeps all of our locations continuously in sync. We're seeing serious time and cost savings in the development process.'

––Dan Austin, Head of IT, Phoenix Technologies

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'Slow and unreliable satellite-based network access from our remote observatory, located 5000 meters above sea level in the Chilean Andes made access to the source code repository in Germany quite unpredictable for our developers based there. At the same time, we needed to improve network performance between all of our development sites in America, Japan and Europe. WANdisco's solution enabled us to achieve what we were after with dramatically improved efficiency and productivity globally, without any downtime.'