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Software-defined networking (SDN)
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In The Current Issue:
- Making sense of Microsoft’s cloud developer platform
- An audience with Matt Hancock, secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport
- SAP banks on “intelligent enterprise” at Sapphire 2018
Like VoIP optimisation I've been blogging about recently, so I've been testing network (LAN and WAN in old money) optimisation solutions since the late '90s. The former, AKA Load-Balancing and ...
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Finding the right hybrid network supplier – the questions you should be asking
Networking Editor 03 Nov 2017In this guest blog, Paul Ruelas, director of product management at Masergy, shares some tips on how to pick the right hybrid network supplier for your business. A global wide area network (WAN) ...
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Right now, if you’re responsible for transforming your legacy wide-area network estate, you might be asking yourself, what does it mean to monetise your enterprise WAN? How can I leverage my WAN as ...
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The Full Spectrum
Unified communications still relevant in a mobile world
Networking Editor 05 Jun 2017Unified communications expert Paul Clarke says the technology is still far from ubiquity especially as more CIOs implement mobile-first strategies. From a unified communications perspective, the ...
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Have you ever considered that software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) may be the technology equivalent of the men’s “skinny suit” fashion trend? In the right context, it’s a flattering fit. ...
Reducing traffic jams and pollution levels requires road infrastructures that optimise communications with smart cars in read-time
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Almost three out of five CIOs we speak with today tell us that technology providers often seem to be pushing software defined networks (SDN) simply to sell hardware, writes Verizon's Peter Konings, ...
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The early market entrants such as Peplink with strong experience in access channel bonding and wireless networking are challenging the traditional hardware WAN sector with low cost but still ...