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University of Baltimore

Equipping students with in-demand skills.

How The University of Baltimore used a hyperconverged infrastructure solution to support a VMware Horizon® virtual desktop environment, enabling the university to deliver degree programs remotely while keeping costs under control.

“I can’t recommend HCI highly enough to other universities. Since we went live with the Lenovo and VMware solution, it’s been working flawlessly: we can deliver VDI experiences to more than 500 desktops, all with just two system administrators.”

Jeremy Simpson

System Administrator, The University of Baltimore

At-a-Glance

Customer: University of Baltimore
Industry: Education
Product Family: lenovo:product-group-and-series/L110056/L210089,Servers
Services: Consulting,Deployment,Support
Region: North America
Processor: Intel,NVIDIA
Topic: Hyperconverged Infrastructure,Software Defined Infrastructure,Virtualization

Equipping students with in-demand skills using virtual desktop infrastructure from Lenovo and VMware.

Founded in 1925 in Baltimore, Maryland, The University of Baltimore (UBalt) offers career-focused education for aspiring and current professionals, providing the region with highly educated and capable leaders. With a total undergraduate enrollment of around 1,900 students, the university aims to be the premier regional university for career advancement, where leaders grow, thrive, and learn to apply their skills to solve local and global challenges.

As part of its mission to foster a new generation of academic, business, and political leaders, the university aims to attract top candidates to its postgraduate and undergraduate programs available in three of UBalt’s schools: Merrick School of Business, College of Public Affairs, and Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences. These programs include computing and graphics-intensive courses such as Simulation and Game Design—one of the oldest and largest game design degrees in Maryland, with over 150 students spanning two campuses.