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Objective:

Deliver better, faster services to a growing number of 

users, without increasing IT staff.

Approach:

Move to more robust, easier-to-deploy server 

infrastructure based on HP ProLiant DL360 and DL380 

G5 servers using HP SmartStart technology, and deliver 

centralized remote management with HP Systems 

Insight Manager. 

IT improvements:

• 75% reduction in server deployment time 

• 85% decrease in server management and

    administration 

• 40% reduction in storage costs 

• 17% reduction in power consumption

Business benefits:

• Supported 15% user increase

• Tripled user mailbox storage capacity

• Enables more IT flexibility in meeting project 

   requirements

• Supports network-wide use of Outlook Web Access

• Decreased operating costs through reduced power 

   consumption

• HP Care Pack Services reduces administrative time 

   spent looking for parts and service

“HP servers are extremely flexible, and that saves us time and money whenever 

we need to scale our infrastructure for a new project. In an education 

environment, we’re often asked to do a lot more with a lot less, and HP really 

enables us to do that.”

– Duke Miller, Network Services Manager, Agnes Scott College

College maximizes IT budget with HP ProLiant Servers

Agnes Scott College reduces server administration time by 85% with scalable HP server infrastructure

HP customer case study: Agnes Scott College

Industry: Higher Education

Infrastructure for a High-Volume Network

Founded in 1889, Agnes Scott College is an independent 

national liberal arts college for women located in

metropolitan Atlanta. Every year staff and faculty, with 

backgrounds in more than 30 areas of expertise, welcome 

more than 900 students from 26 countries. 

A higher education environment can be one of the most 

challenging for an IT department. With today’s students 

literally learning at the speed of technology, IT must support 

a wide variety of business and educational objectives—

and often with limited resources. Agnes Scott is no different. 

With approximately 1,600 users on its network every day 

during the academic year and an on-site IT team of fewer 

than 20 individuals, the network infrastructure needs to be 

robust and easy to manage.