UT Dallas Case Study

Creating the intelligent campus with Mist AI

University campuses are the first to see Wi-Fi 6 clients, and must therefore prepare for the inevitable flood of student devices. The University of Texas at Dallas is constantly looking for innovative ways to leverage leading edge technology to deliver an unprecedented experience to students, faculty, and IT staff. The wireless network is critical to this objective.

Watch the webinar to learn about shifting trends as campuses deploy next gen networks, and about UT Dallas' journey to a state-of-the-art Wireless LAN (WLAN). Discover:

The university's goals and imperatives for a new network

UT Dallas' evaluation process and journey to the cloud

Why the university chose to be an early adopter of Wi-Fi 6, powered by Mist AI

The benefits they are experiencing from an AI-driven microservices cloud architecture

Speakers

Brian Dourty

AVP, Chief Technology Officer
University of Texas Dallas

Sudheer Matta

VP, Products
Juniper

Testimonials

They were loyal to Cisco, Aruba and Others. Then They Saw Mist AI.

Find out what our customers already know about the future of Wi-Fi.

"Our campus network and helpdesk staff are under constant pressure to handle the influx of new mobile and IoT devices, coupled with an increased demand for digital learning initiatives that require a reliable and pervasive wired and wireless experience. We are transforming our campus network to address these challenges with state-of-the-art Mist AI Wi-Fi 6 access points, Juniper QFX and EX switches, and a unified cloud and AI engine that delivers proactive and rapid troubleshooting, automated workflows, and deeper insight enabling better decision making."

UT Dallas

"Our students are very demanding when it comes to the on-campus network. Juniper, driven by Mist AI, provides unique features that let us satisfy the most stringent wireless requirements, such as customizable Wi-Fi service levels, event correlation for rapid root cause analysis and a virtual network assistant that makes troubleshooting fast and easy for our team."

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