Case Studies

On-board network uptime and quality are critical to business aviation customers who count on cabin management and communication systems to use travel time to the fullest.

As one of the top 20 global banks, this leader of the financial sector is one of North America's largest financial service providers.

A global investment-banking company with headquarters in the United Kingdom has services in over 30 countries.

Enterprise organizations with highly critical computer networks face a common challenge: ensuring continuous data flow and application availability.

A global organization that manages mission-critical network environments for businesses and governments was in need of a new solution for a key customer.

A global energy supplier provides petroleum and natural gas to power today's industry. Publicly traded with annual revenues of over $11 billion, this energy leader has operations in over 130 countries across five continents.

Four major pillars of the securities trading industry have a combined listing of over 12,000 publicly traded companies.

A pillar of the financial services industry, this New York-based company was founded in the mid 1850s with the goal of serving the financial needs of corporations, governments and municipalities, institutional clients and high-net- worth individuals.

An affordable, flat-rate wireless service provider with 4 million customers in 30 states, wanted to increase the network monitoring capabilities in several of its key data centers.

A major insurance provider in Europe has a group investment portfolio valued at $69.25 billion USD, with a growth rate of 25% from 2008-2009.

Founded in 1907 as a messenger service, this company has grown into the world's largest package delivery company and a leading global provider of specialized transportation and logistics services.

In today's world where rapidly evolving technology is a critical part of modern battlefield combat, it is crucial for the Armed Forces to be able to test and deploy new technology as quickly as possible to maintain the edge over their opponents.

A testing group at a major network equipment manufacturer in California has been facing new opportunities and growth in its regression test lab.

This network equipment manufacturer (NEM) makes information storage easy to manage.

A large domestic producer of electric power and a leading supplier of natural gas, this 100 year-old, Fortune 500 public services utility serves more than 4.5 million customers in the Midwest and southeastern United States.