Allis Electric Teams Up with MiTAC introducing Microsoft 365
Allis Electric is primarily engaged in the manufacture of heavy electrical machinery used by Taipower, CPC, telecommunications bureaus and public sectors. Last year, it received orders for uninterruptible power systems and power equipment from TSMC’s new plant. With the sudden pandemic outbreak, Allis Electric purchased Microsoft 365 from MiTAC to allow employees to work from home or off-site with remote synchronization and cloud access, breaking through location and distance limitations.
Founded in 1968, Allis Electric originally focused on transformers and power distribution panels. With the gradual mature development of products, the company expanded its capabilities into power monitoring and the rail industry. In recent years, not only has the company continued to develop new heavy electrical machinery, eco-friendly energy, energy-saving, and intelligent products have been added to its main R&D focus. Customers include Taipower, TSMC and the Railway Reconstruction Bureau.
In light of the severe situation of COVID-19, enterprises are urgently in need of remote workplaces. As Gartner Research suggests, “enterprises should turn crisis into opportunity and accelerate digital transformation during the outbreak.” Introducing new digital cloud technologies enables us to quickly respond to industry changes. The Company has dedicated itself to the field of digital transformation. It uses its experience when introducing digital transformation from technology, a process to business operations that have been thoroughly explored, aiming to find more pragmatic, flexible and reliable solutions for enterprises.
In 2019, MiTAC became a Microsoft partner acting as an agent for products such as Azure, Microsoft 365, Surface and Power BI, promoting digital transformation for Taiwan businesses.
Director Chan said: “after several discussions and evaluations, I eventually chose MiTAC for its positive corporate image, scale, long history and good reputation. MiTAC and I go way back as there has been a business relationship since early years: the uninterrupted power supply system of the school information office and Taiwan Railway’s rail system,” “It feels reassuring to be working with MiTAC again.” He also noted that MiTAC is highly cooperative and responds to issues quickly. Remembering, Chan said: “There was a firewall issue during the construction of the platform and although it was not in the scope of MiTAC’s responsibility, thanks to their eagerness to solve the problem, the platform was constructed without further issues.” Allis Electric (Nangang headquarters, Xinzhuang plant, Yangmei plant)
