Syracuse University Ups Operational Research Outcomes with NetApp Solutions
Higher ed research programs compete for funding, talent, and innovation outcomes — all of which depend on reliable access to large datasets. This customer story shows how Syracuse University used NetApp solutions to lower storage costs, improve performance, and create a unified data fabric that supports both operations and advanced research at scale. Read the story to learn how these strategies translate to stronger research results, and contact Portable One, Inc to discuss how your institution can build a similar model.
How does technology impact student services?
Technology plays a crucial role in enhancing student services at California State University, Chico. With approximately 17,000 students who are highly tech-savvy, the university relies on solutions like NetApp All Flash FAS to provide fast and efficient access to campus services. This technology allows for quicker server provisioning and improved data management, which ultimately supports a better student experience.
What benefits does NetApp provide for research?
NetApp's technology has significantly improved research capabilities at Syracuse University by enabling efficient data management and storage solutions. The university has been able to lower storage costs while managing massive datasets effectively. This has allowed researchers to access and share data more easily, contributing to important academic work, including Nobel Prize-winning research.
What are the advantages of virtualization for universities?
Virtualization offers several advantages for university IT operations, particularly at Syracuse University. It allows for rapid provisioning of servers, reducing the time from weeks to just a few days. This agility supports various campus initiatives and helps manage the growing demands of data management. Additionally, it enables a more sustainable model for IT budget management, as resources can be allocated more efficiently.
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