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An in-depth look at the latest trends and technologies in enterprise networking.
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Scoop! Symantec Acquisition Makes Sense Of Software Defined Perimeter Security...
- Broadband Testing 12 Feb 2019 -
How To Save IT From Drowning In Its Own Self-Containerised World (and other stories)
- Broadband Testing 29 Jan 2019 -
Are You Fully Automated?
- Broadband Testing 10 Jan 2019
OK - so that's probably not the perfect headline to be announced by anyone who whistles through their teeth... Been having some interesting conversations recently around the idea of zero trust ...
Anyone out there right now could be more than excused for thinking we're drowning in security start-ups; too many "me too" vendors trying to resolve the same perceived problems - niche or broad. ...
One common theme with recent product tests and vendor briefings and that is - automation. Not that there's anything new here per se; back in the mid-90s I remember working on an extensive project ...
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Shock Headline: IT Saves $$$$ (again)!
- Broadband Testing 13 Dec 2018 -
Black Friday On My Mind
- Broadband Testing 22 Nov 2018 -
Global, Load-Balanced Redundant Weather
- Broadband Testing 09 Nov 2018 -
All Things Migration
- Broadband Testing 22 Oct 2018 -
No Cloud Over VDI!
- Broadband Testing 12 Oct 2018 -
A Cure For IT Paranoia And A Dig In The US Ribs
- Broadband Testing 11 Oct 2018 -
AVIn A Well Balanced Time...
- Broadband Testing 11 Oct 2018
Two and a bit years ago – I should remember, it was on my birthday! – I was presenting a panel debate on the latest Cybersecurity deterrents. With four vendors and two consultants on the panel, it ...
Ah – tomorrow – the dreaded Black Friday, yet another unwanted import from Trumpland. But, JASK – already previously subjected here to the blogging treatment – has some security advice to offer as ...
I remember long ago, in an unlikely setting for a bleeding-edge test-labs – an old winery surrounded by vines where the only “blood” came from crushed grapes – yes, my old French test labs, where ...
So, in recent blogs I've talked about all things migration-wise; Windows migration issues and the testing thereof, migrating to the cloud, even migrating the cloud back to OnPrem, from OnPrem to ...
Unsurprisingly, whatever the IT genre and whatever the weather, cloud is always on the horizon right now. One of several top meetings I had last week within IP Expo's confines was with Morteza ...
Last week's IP Expo at EXCEL wasn't all bad news; we escaped the first night into proper London, to a brewery disguised as a pig restaurant and then, naturally, to a (posh) curry house. Well, it is ...
Me and Load-Balancers (the artist wot became known as the Application Delivery Controller at some point in its life, even though it always did this anyway) go back a long way; 20 years basically, ...
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Parallel Universe Windows Migration as a Service
- Broadband Testing 02 Oct 2018 -
What - no grilled sardines?
- Broadband Testing 02 Oct 2018 -
Who is The Cloud Daddy?
- Broadband Testing 07 Sep 2018 -
IT On A Budget? Still Plenty Of Investment Money Around...
- Broadband Testing 29 Jun 2018 -
Divisive Devices And Conferencing Woes?
- Broadband Testing 05 Jun 2018
Rewind a few years and I was carrying out a series of test projects for a UK-based ISV client, AppDNA, whose focus was the analysis of application compatibility when migrating between different ...
Recently returned from the sunny climes of the Algarve at this year’s round up of IT reprobates at Netevents (congrats, as ever, to the Netevents team for a) organising the event and b) surviving ...
Had a great couple of online sessions recently with Joe Merces of the splendidly named CloudDaddy. The aim of CloudDaddy is to simplify one of the great pain points of IT (no, not repairing ...
IT is often two-faced and never more so than when it comes to the financial health of the industry. Speak to one set and they'll tell you how tight it is, scrapping for every penny of profit, and ...
Like - I suspect - many people, I spend far too large a percentage of my one and only life on various 'net conferences, using a variety of platforms. Most of them are truly loathsome. So it was ...