LeftHand Networks Case Study: Army Corps of Engineers

The Huntington District Army Corps of Engineers in West Virginia constructs flood-control dams, levees, and floodwalls. They developed the navigation infrastructure on the middle Ohio River and on the Kanawha River in West Virginia, and through this work, have saved billions of dollars in flood damage, aided regional development through the transport of bulk commodities on inland waterways, provided recreational opportunities, and protected and enhanced the environment. Much of this would not be possible without the development of an advanced and reliable IT infrastructure.

Learn how, after careful evaluation of several vendors, it became clear to Huntington that the solution from LeftHand Networks was the right choice. LeftHand’s solution met both the budgetary and simplicity requirements of an overburdened IT department, while providing the functionality Huntington required to manage their rapidly growing storage environment.