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With the new systems, customers will have platform to interact with the systems, and the system will assist them to make inquiry and track their parcels.
2. OS Processor and Core
Jinx Transport & Logistics Company will require multi-core processor and multi-core configuration to do multiple tasks. The multi-core will be 64-bit Intel Xeon processor 7000. The hardware will be Processor Core VRMs/VRD's, while the software will be Firmware/BIOS.
A multi-core processor is a computing unit having multiple central processing units. Multi-core processor could be widely used for many applications, which include digital signal processing (DSP), network, graphics, and general-purpose application. The company will derive several benefits from upgrading to multi-core processing.
Benefits from Upgrading to Operating System Utilizing a Multi-Processor
Jinx Transport & Logistics Company will derive several benefits from upgrading to a multi-processor and multi-core configuration that is supporting a virtual or a distributed environment.
First, the company will be able to do multiple tasks by using operating system that utilizes a Multi-Processor. With multiple processors, the company will be able to perform operations such as digital signal processing (DSP), network, graphics, and other general-purpose applications. Moreover, the new system will assist the company to effectively and efficiently maximizing the utilization of its CPU (Central Processing Unit) cores, which will assist the company to achieve the best performances from its new information systems. Typically, the company OS will be having lesser stress when the CPU is executing programs. More importantly, by upgrading the OS, the company will be able to achieve the best optimization of the multi-core processing,...
The system will be able to cope with multiple core instructions and requests during different phases of execution. The strategy will assist the company to enjoy maximum support from the multi-processor and multi-core processing during the execution process.
Steps to Upgrade the Processor and Core
The following steps should be followed to upgrade processor and core:
First, there is a need to verify the compatibility of the hardware to ensure that it can support the processors.
Moreover, there is a need to upgrade processor core VRMs (Voltage Regulator Modules).
The third step is to upgrade the system BMC and BIOS firmware.
The next step is to upgrade the operating system in order to add support for the multi-core processing.
Last step is to install the new processors. (Intel, 2006).
Requirements Supporting the Upgrade
The company will need to implement a compatible test to ensure that the new operating system support the new processor. Processor core VRDs (Voltage Regulator Down) must support the core processor electrical and are not replaceable. The VRMs plug-in processor core must come in two flavors. The hardware must also support the upgrade, and the company will need to upgrade some components such as BIOS, VRMs, and the BMC firmware to balance the upgrading process.
Conclusion
The study supports the null hypothesis and rejects the alternative hypothesis because the multi-processors have the ability to implement multi-tasking applications that will assist the company to enjoy improvement in its business operations.
Reference
Intel (2006).Upgrading Intel Server Board Set SE8500HW4 to Support Intel Xeon Processors 7000 Sequence. Intel Corporation.
Reference
Intel (2006).Upgrading Intel Server Board Set SE8500HW4 to Support Intel Xeon Processors 7000 Sequence. Intel Corporation.
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