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Resilient, Agile and Smart Infrastructure
Lenovo Event 2022
On April 27th, 2022, VirtualFlex partnered with Lenovo for the Resili-
ent, Agile and Smart Infrastructure Program at GPH, incorporating
Technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a way to solving humani-
ty’s greatest challenges. Lenovo’s Asia Pacific Director Sinisa Nikolic
spoke on how technology and AI can be incorporated into our daily
lives bringing about benefits which include improving our way of life,
agriculture, environment and business growth.
Existing customers of VirtualFlex attended this successful Lenovo
Event, benefitting from the inputs by the speakers. "They will gain a
perspective for their organization on how AI and aspects of performance
computing can make them more competitive in the marketplace and
how they can grow their revenue using this type of technology." - Sinisa ICT representatives from local organizations attending the
Nikolic, Lenovo's Asia Pacific Director. Lenovo event at GPH in April 2022
Fiji Meteorological Services High Performance Computing (HPC) - A First-of-its-kind in Fiji
VirtualFlex, in partnership with Lenovo
implemented a unique High Perfor-
mance Computing (HPC) for Fiji Mete-
orological Services in collaboration with
the World Meteorological Organisation
(WMO), and Agency for Meteorology,
Climacy and Geophysics of the Republic
of Indonesia (BKMG). This first-of-its-
kind in Fiji solution enables the local
computing of numerical weather predic-
tion data which then can be distributed
to the regional public. Using this tech-
nology, the Fiji Met services will be
better able to gather more predictable
data to consistently forecast weather
From Left—Right: Jay Shaw (Account Executive, Lenovo), Navin Lal (Chief Technology Office, Virtu- conditions, develop early warning sys-
alFlex), Sinisa Nikolic (Director of High Performance Computing and AI, Lenovo), Leonard Bale
(Acting Principal Systems Analyst, FijiMET), Ravishay Prasad (Group Manager Projects & Innovation, tems, reduces risks of weather disasters,
VirtualFlex), Adil Ali (Systems Analyst, FijiMET) - source: https://fijisun.com.fj/2022/05/15/ and enable early detection of weather
threats.
Other Milestones
Organizations in the business sector as well as government sector
have benefited over the years from ICT solutions provided by Vir-
tualFlex. They worked with FRCS to provide on premises cloud
native technology solution to enable FRCS to fully utilize its taxa-
tion platform. HFC Bank is also adopting the similar technology
solutions to achieve an cloud like solution but locally, within the
bank’s datacenter. Organizations have achieved more efficient, cost
effective, reduced risk and business focused solutions. VirtualFlex
recently completed the design
and implementation of the Uni-
versity of the South Pacific’s
voice system (or PABX) imple-
VirtualFlex Solutons Ltd staff with Lenovo Staff at the Lenovo event at menting a Cisco Unified Collab- Contact us today:
GPH in April 2022 Phone: +679 3384180
oration solution that includes
voice, extensions, soft phones and E: info@vflex.com.fj
mobility. Customers have also benefited from their professional support when it comes to W: www.vflex.com.fj
ICT. Check us out on
VirtualFlex now has offices located in Suva, Nadi, Port Moresby, Auckland and with further plans for expansion.
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