Case Study: Danville Area School District achieves stable remote learning with Progress WhatsUp Gold

Danville Area School District monitors nearly 100 devices with Progress WhatsUp Gold

The Danville Area School District, serving over 2,500 students and staff, faced the challenge of maintaining a stable and reliable network infrastructure to support a thriving learning environment. This need became critically urgent with the shift to remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, which dramatically increased network traffic and the potential for costly downtime.

The district implemented Progress's WhatsUp Gold network monitoring solution. This provided the IT team with at-a-glance visibility into their entire network, real-time alerts, and detailed reporting, enabling them to proactively manage nearly 100 devices. The solution empowered a smooth transition to remote and hybrid learning, confidently handling 3 GB of traffic and allowing the district to roll out additional devices and innovative teaching tools without disruption.

Danville Area School District