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Xiolink administrators are meticulous about provisioning the Microsoft Windows-based servers they use to support their dedicated hosted services customers. But that devotion to quality was taking a lot of time - between 12 and 18 hours per server, to be precise - and Xiolink officials wanted to find a way to provision servers more efficiently without sacrificing quality or consistency. Using the automated Server Provisioning component of the Microsoft Solution for Windows-based Hosting, Xiolink cut server provisioning time down to as little as one hour per server, while gaining the ability to ensure consistent builds time after time.

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