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Posted by Sherly Mendoza
I know of a company - a relatively small one - that regularly treats its IT professionalts with various items. The first time they did was to sort of experiment how the appreciation gesture will affect their IT guys. The...
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I know of a company - a relatively small one - that regularly treats its IT professionalts with various items. The first time they did was to sort of experiment how the appreciation gesture will affect their IT guys. The...
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Posted by zerox203
Thanks for the overview, Scott. As you say, this sounds more like the convergence of a number of recent trends and technologies than one specific technology. It looks like a combination of services, applications, dedicated...
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Thanks for the overview, Scott. As you say, this sounds more like the convergence of a number of recent trends and technologies than one specific technology. It looks like a combination of services, applications, dedicated...
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Posted by zerox203
As you hint at, Liesha, this is a very deep and complex issue with many branches. We need to put young women in a position to tackle STEM education to begin with, then we need to make sure they have everything...
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As you hint at, Liesha, this is a very deep and complex issue with many branches. We need to put young women in a position to tackle STEM education to begin with, then we need to make sure they have everything...
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Posted by MarciaNWC
In December, Juniper released the OCX1100 switch based on the Open Compute Project Wedge design, but I haven't heard anything about who is using it.
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In December, Juniper released the OCX1100 switch based on the Open Compute Project Wedge design, but I haven't heard anything about who is using it.
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Posted by Susan Fogarty
That is the big question, Marcia. Do you know if anyone else is even using the standalone Wedge switch architecture right now besides facebook? I haven't heard of anyone yet, although they may not be making any noise about...
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That is the big question, Marcia. Do you know if anyone else is even using the standalone Wedge switch architecture right now besides facebook? I haven't heard of anyone yet, although they may not be making any noise about...
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Posted by Howard Marks
Charlie, I think we use, and worship, the term disruption too much. As a student of Clayton Christiansen, and a partisipant in the hard disk market during the period he uses as an example in "The Innovator's Delema" I preferr...
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Charlie, I think we use, and worship, the term disruption too much. As a student of Clayton Christiansen, and a partisipant in the hard disk market during the period he uses as an example in "The Innovator's Delema" I preferr...
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Posted by Charlie Babcock
Good piece on virtual volumes, Howard. Storage management moves down to the virtual machine level instead of the LUN. I agree with the point about the VMware/EMC relationship. VMware has such a head of steam up that EMC...
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Good piece on virtual volumes, Howard. Storage management moves down to the virtual machine level instead of the LUN. I agree with the point about the VMware/EMC relationship. VMware has such a head of steam up that EMC...
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Posted by MarciaNWC
Ethan Banks just posted a list of questions about SD-WAN technology that are good to keep in mind when evaluating products http://ethancbanks.com/2015/02/13/questions-im-asking-myself-about-sd-wan-solutions/.
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Ethan Banks just posted a list of questions about SD-WAN technology that are good to keep in mind when evaluating products http://ethancbanks.com/2015/02/13/questions-im-asking-myself-about-sd-wan-solutions/.
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Posted by MarciaNWC
Some of the SD-WAN vendors are emphasizing security. For example, Viptela lets customers set up encrypted tunnels between its vEdge appliances. And earlier this week, VeloCloud Networks announced interoperability with cloud...
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Some of the SD-WAN vendors are emphasizing security. For example, Viptela lets customers set up encrypted tunnels between its vEdge appliances. And earlier this week, VeloCloud Networks announced interoperability with cloud...
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Posted by MarciaNWC
Thanks for this overview Scott. Do you have any guidance for organizations interested in this technology on what to look for when they're evaluating vendors?
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Thanks for this overview Scott. Do you have any guidance for organizations interested in this technology on what to look for when they're evaluating vendors?
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Posted by Mynet
"The US government reports that it has already (finally! after missing several deadlines!) reached almost complete IPv6 compliance, and China is sure making a huge sprint for pervasive IPv6 adoption with...
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"The US government reports that it has already (finally! after missing several deadlines!) reached almost complete IPv6 compliance, and China is sure making a huge sprint for pervasive IPv6 adoption with...
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Posted by Mynet
"It seems like there are good cases for and against the use of copper in data centres, the cost savings are obvious but when it comes to performance fibre wins everytime." David, for in house and same campus connectivity;...
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"It seems like there are good cases for and against the use of copper in data centres, the cost savings are obvious but when it comes to performance fibre wins everytime." David, for in house and same campus connectivity;...
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