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World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (WWE) is a global leader in sports entertainment, renowned for its thrilling professional wrestling events and captivating media content. By consistently providing engaging and reliable programming across television, social media, and video-on-demand services, WWE inspires and excites a worldwide audience of over a billion fans.
To ensure seamless live broadcasts and event recordings while on the road, WWE employs cutting-edge production trucks that integrate into each venue's technical setup and rely on robust network and Internet connectivity. For this operation to be successful 52 weeks a year in different locations, WWE must manage the complexities of both owned environments, such as TV facilities and corporate offices, and unowned environments like Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Assuring reliable data transmission across these infrastructures is crucial for showtime, which is why WWE uses ThousandEyes.
Read the case study to learn how ThousandEyes bridges gaps in WWE’s IT operations by detecting anomalies early, significantly reducing Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR), and mitigating the impacts of outages on the organization.
World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (WWE) is a global leader in sports entertainment, renowned for its thrilling professional wrestling events and captivating media content. By consistently providing engaging and reliable programming across television, social media, and video-on-demand services, WWE inspires and excites a worldwide audience of over a billion fans.
To ensure seamless live broadcasts and event recordings while on the road, WWE employs cutting-edge production trucks that integrate into each venue's technical setup and rely on robust network and Internet connectivity. For this operation to be successful 52 weeks a year in different locations, WWE must manage the complexities of both owned environments, such as TV facilities and corporate offices, and unowned environments like Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Assuring reliable data transmission across these infrastructures is crucial for showtime, which is why WWE uses ThousandEyes.
Read the case study to learn how ThousandEyes bridges gaps in WWE’s IT operations by detecting anomalies early, significantly reducing Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR), and mitigating the impacts of outages on the organization.
World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (WWE) is a global leader in sports entertainment, renowned for its thrilling professional wrestling events and captivating media content. By consistently providing engaging and reliable programming across television, social media, and video-on-demand services, WWE inspires and excites a worldwide audience of over a billion fans.
To ensure seamless live broadcasts and event recordings while on the road, WWE employs cutting-edge production trucks that integrate into each venue's technical setup and rely on robust network and Internet connectivity. For this operation to be successful 52 weeks a year in different locations, WWE must manage the complexities of both owned environments, such as TV facilities and corporate offices, and unowned environments like Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Assuring reliable data transmission across these infrastructures is crucial for showtime, which is why WWE uses ThousandEyes.
Read the case study to learn how ThousandEyes bridges gaps in WWE’s IT operations by detecting anomalies early, significantly reducing Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR), and mitigating the impacts of outages on the organization.
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