By Mark Fieldhouse, general manager EMEA at NS1.
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By Andy Bird, Managing Director, GTT Wireless.
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Various studies have shown that poor application performance can impact businesses execution. Ecommerce customers get frustrated by sluggish websites and go somewhere else. Staff turn to shadow IT alternatives if in house systems are slow or unreliable. The application developers are not always to blame. In many cases, it’s the underlying network that is lacking in the features needed to support web scale applications. By Ricardo Belmar, Senior Director, Enterprise Product Marketing, Infovista.
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While the whole point of automation is to make your life easier, getting it off the ground can be a challenge. It’s not as if you just decide, “Hey, we’re going to automate our network now!” and then you follow a fool proof, well-defined process to implement network automation across the board. You have to make many decisions that require long discussions, and downright difficult and careful thinking about how you’re going to automate. By Pete Lumbis, Technical Evangelist Cumulus Networks.
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Excitement for the arrival of 5G has been building for a number of years. It was almost a decade ago that the first commercial LTE (Long-Term Evolution – a 4G upgrade) network was launched in Sweden, and it took mobile operators another three years to launch it in the UK. By Dipl. Ing. Karsten Kahle, Corning Services, responsible for the SpiderCloud-E-RAN system.
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One of the hottest topics in IT today is network agility. It’s become a major focus and goal for network operations (NetOps) teams. As a matter of fact, Gartner even ranked it third on the list of the top 10 trends impacting infrastructure and operations in 2019. By Jay Botelho, Director of Engineering at LiveAction.
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As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to expand and the number of connected devices enters the billions, the amount of data generated will go through the roof. By Massimo Bandinelli, Cloud & Data Center Marketing Manager at Aruba S.p.A.
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Organisations are becoming more digital than ever before. Every function a business performs is now supported by connected technologies and we have seen this reflected in the explosion of small internet-enabled devices. By Kathleen Hedde, principal product marketing manager at Aerohive.
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By Kevin Drinkall, EMEA Wireless and Cloud Market Development Manager at Zyxel.
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Each year September rolls around, bringing with it the annual IT Professionals Day—a day dedicated to appreciating IT professionals, and the critical role they play in end users’ lives and in operating successful organisations across every sector. IT professionals are the hidden heroes regardless of where they work, but for those in the public sector, keeping technology up and running can be the difference between life and death in an operating theatre, or between a law being passed and a law being put on hold in government.
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New research from Ericsson estimates there will be 22.3bn connected devices by 2024, and it will fall on 5G’s shoulders to accommodate this new level of mass connectivity. Thankfully, 5G will be smarter, faster, and more efficient than its predecessors. It has a much improved bandwidth, faster mobile data speeds and lower latency on 4G, meaning reduced lag and an overall more stable, improved user experience. By Benoit Jouffrey, VP 5G Expertise, Gemalto a Thales Company.
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As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to expand and the number of connected devices enters the billions, the amount of data generated will go through the roof. By Massimo Bandinelli, Cloud & Data Center Marketing Manager at Aruba S.p.A.
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Many who deliver network and application services have a love, hate relationship with broadband. We spoke to Martin Saunders about the role of broadband and why his company, Highlight, is focused on mending both perceptions and experiences through improved broadband monitoring and reporting.
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The network is the backbone of almost every organisation today. When it is not available productivity falls, the business loses money and its reputation suffers. Typically, the network and its efficient operation is fundamental to the organisation’s success. And yet trends like remote working and virtualisation, while they help drive business flexibility and productivity, may also make the network more vulnerable. By Alan Stewart-Brown, VP of EMEA Opengear.
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IPv4 depletion has been a topic for industry discussion since the early 1990s. With the staggering growth in internet use over the past two decades – one could be forgiven for wondering how exactly IPv4 has been able to survive as the dominant Internet addressing protocol for so long. By Vincentas Grinius, CEO & Co-Founder of Heficed.
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