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Network Physics Case Study: CDC IXIS North America

Overview A subsidiary of Compagnie Financiere EULIA and Caisse des depots, CDC IXIS employs more than 5300 people worldwide, more than 40% of them outside of France in its many international offices, which account for more than half of its business. IT relied on a variety of third-party products and open-source tools, but found that many problems went undetected, or, as is usual in any enterprise, were ascribed to the network regardless of their cause. The IT staff saw the difference immediately when they installed the Network Physics NP-1000.

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Publisher	Network Physics	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2006	Downloads	5
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Network Administration

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