Case studies
See how we’re helping businesses all over the world to boost network resilience, reduce risk and drive rapid change with Adaptive DNS.
BlueCat Migration Case Study: Federal System Integrator
Here’s how BlueCat migrated a spin-off of a Federal System Integrator with zero downtime.
DNS Security Case Study: Federal System Integrator
Here’s how BlueCat brought complete visibility and control over DNS infrastructure to a Federal system integrator.
Core Network Services Case Study: Federal System Integrator
Here’s how BlueCat built a new DDI architecture for a Federal System Integrator following a large merger.
Case Study: U.S. Logistics Company
The Customer The U.S. logistics company has an annual revenue of nearly $69 billion. If it was a private company, it would rank 43rd in the 2015 Fortune…
Case Study: Automating DHCP reservations at a U.S. government agency
DNS automation is about small tweaks that add up to significant time savings. BlueCat worked with a large U.S. government agency to simplify a task they…
Case Study: DNS data identifies network performance issues
The Domain Name System (DNS) is a powerful tool for enhancing visibility into all aspects of a network. At an individual query level, DNS records are a…
Case Study: Major Financial Institution
BlueCat helped a major financial institution upgrade from VitalQIP to a modern, fully supported DDI solution.
Case Study: U.S. Government Laboratory
A U.S. Department of Energy laboratory complex approached BlueCat to centralize and automate their network to support collaboration among scientists…
Case Study: Medical Technology Company
Global medical technology company turns to BlueCat and significantly reduces their operating costs through the power of network automation.
Case Study: Swisslos
The Customer Swisslos is one of two Swiss lottery companies. Based in Basel, it provides the German- and Italian-speaking parts of Switzerland (as well as…
Moving to BlueCat Adaptive DNS
An overview of organizations that have made the switch from VitalQIP
Case Study: CSC (now DXC)
CSC is a global IT services and solutions provider with 30 data centers around the world, managing over 16 million IP addresses for itself, and more than…
Case Study: W&W Informatik
W&W Informatik is a German information technology company based in Ludwigsburg. It was founded in 2002 following the merge of the IT departments of…
Case Study: Cologne Bonn Airport
Cologne Bonn Airport is one of the largest commercial airports in Germany. With approximately 9.45 million passengers per year, it is the seventh largest…
Case Study: Alesund kommune
Unhappy with its Windows 2000 server, which did not provide the DNS/DHCP high availability that would eliminate any potential DNS/DHCP-related network…
Case Study: Edeka SouthWest
Edeka SouthWest is one of the largest food producers, distributors, and retailers in Germany.
Case Study: Universität Salzburg
With 16,500 students and around 2,700 employees in research, teaching and administration, the Paris Lodron Universität, founded in 1662, is the largest…
Case Study: University College Dublin
University College Dublin (UCD) was founded in 1854 as the Catholic University of Ireland by John Henry Cardinal Newman. After a few iterations as the Royal…
Case Study: TYROLIT
TYROLIT (www.tyrolit.com) is one of the world’s largest producers of grinding, cutting, drilling and dressing tools, as well as machines for the…
Case Study: Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe University
Located in North-Rhine Westphalia (NRW), western Germany, the Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe – University of Applied Sciences (www.hs-owl.de), or HS-OWL,…
Case Study: ProSiebenSat.1 Produktion
ProSiebenSat.1 Produktion offers customers comprehensive services for the production and multimedia distribution of TV content.
Case Study: Medical University of South Carolina
With nearly 3,000 students in six colleges, 1,500 full and part-time teaching staff and a 750-bed medical center, the Medical University of South Carolina…
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