TechValidate Research on SolarWinds


Case Study: US Navy

“SolarWinds makes my job a lot easier in monitoring switches and tracking endpoints.”

Challenges

  • Faced the following IT challenges prior to implementing SolarWinds’ products:
    • Lacked visibility into the problems leading to network performance issues
    • Didn’t have the tools to troubleshoot network problems or outages

Use Case

  • Regularly uses the following SolarWinds products:
    • Network Management
    • Database Management and Performance
  • Uses SolarWinds’ products within department / location.
  • Leverages SolarWinds’ products in order to:
    • Monitor network performance
    • Troubleshoot network problems or outages
    • Resolve configuration issues
    • Support end-users and systems from a central location

Results

  • Realized the following benefits by using SolarWinds’ products:
    • Improved configuration management
    • Improved log tracking and management
    • Provided better service levels to the agency
    • Deployed network changes faster with less risk
    • Increased productivity of IT staff
  • Rated their satisfaction with SolarWinds’ products as 10 (most satisfied) out of 10.
  • Agrees the following are their favorite SolarWinds products:
    • Network Performance Monitor
    • Network Configuration Manager
    • NetFlow Traffic Analyzer
    • User Device Tracker
    • Log & Event Manager
  • Realized a return on investment payback period of 4-6 months with SolarWinds’ products
  • Purchased their SolarWinds products because of:
    • Ease of use
    • Cost effectiveness
    • Scalability / ability to support our growth
    • Colleague recommendation




About This Data

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