Customer Story
DKMS
Discover how DKMS uses Exasol to unify data across seven countries, standardize KPIs, and reduce international reporting from lengthy manual processes to seconds.
Case Study
On a national scale, network analytics cannot depend on multi-day data pulls or pre-aggregated answers. This leading U.S. telecom needed to work directly with detailed spectrum, geospatial, drive-test, speed-test and network telemetry data (including 27 TB of drive-test and crowdsourced speed-test data annually), while supporting planning and forecasting across 100,000+ sites. By replacing Microsoft SQL Server with Exasol, the company created a single high-performance analytical layer for business intelligence, GIS, and in-database machine learning. More than 140 active users can now access detailed data directly; requests that took 2-3 days now complete in seconds; per-region modeling workloads that took approximately 1 week now finish in hours; and the environment has scaled from 1TB to 43TB without rearchitecture.
United States
Leading U.S. telecommunications provider
Telecommunications
National-scale spectrum and network analytics
Teams across spectrum planning, GIS, network engineering, and finance relied on centrally prepared extracts, turning routine data requests into waits of 2-3 days. Simultaneously, they had to work with highly detailed and diverse data, from FCC auctions and call signs to 280 million geospatial records, 400 shape files, drive tests, speed tests, and network telemetry.
Executive leadership required every result to remain traceable to the underlying records rather than relying on layers of pre-aggregated averages. Therefore, any replacement platform had to deliver responsive analysis on raw fact tables, support concurrent self-service access, and handle geospatial and machine learning workloads without creating another infrastructure silo.
Exasol became the shared analytical foundation for 5 mission-critical workloads.
More than 140 active users across spectrum planning, GIS, network engineering, and finance can access detailed data directly instead of waiting for centralized data pulls.
Per-region time-series forecasting and regression workloads that previously required about one week now complete in hours.
For equivalent workloads, the company found Exasol required less compute spend than the hyperscaler alternatives it evaluated.
Teams can analyze raw fact tables while preserving the record-level detail leadership requires for traceability and explainability.
The environment scaled without a platform migration or architecture redesign.
Customer Stories
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