CASE STUDY Texas A&M The Customer Texas A&M’s network management group relied on a conglomerate of tools to maintain the network backbone. Managing multiple tools was time consuming and required the use of manpower to learn the tools, manage them, and try to make sense of the disparate data provided by each tool. They needed a way to simplify the management of the network and spend the time saved on more productive tasks. “Writing scripts for multiple tools takes an excessive amount of time and energy and with the backbone being continuously modified and changed, we needed way to streamline these tools in order to efficiently manage the network,” said Matthew Almand, Chief Network Engineer for Texas A&M University. The Solution After reviewing several options, Texas A&M chose NetM

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