Columbia University’s Teachers College had a legacy IT infrastructure that couldn’t keep up with increasing demands. Here’s how TTI helped.
The first, largest, and most prestigious graduate school of education in the country, Columbia University Teacher’s College enrolls 5,400 students — but that large enrollment number proved more than its legacy network could handle. Low network visibility was preventing the IT team from identifying and addressing problems, the network couldn’t handle the growing BYOD demands, and outdated switch infrastructure was resulting in poor connectivity.
That’s why Teachers College (TC) contacted TTI to help the school design and deploy a brand new state-of-the-art network. Watch our new video to see the solutions that TTI implemented for TC:
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