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Thursday, August 8, 2013
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This webinar will help attendees understand the overall concept of SDN and its benefits, describe the different conceptual approaches to SDN, and examine the various technologies, both proprietary and open source, that are emerging. It will also help users decide whether SDN makes sense in their environment, and outline the first steps IT can take for testing SDN technologies.

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Citrix Merges Repeater Features With CloudBridge

May 09, 2013 04:30 PM

CloudBridge now optimizes WANs; WatchGuard appliances expand Hyper-V support; Aryaka portal monitors more than WANs; Enterasys builds out SDN ecosystem.

Carrier Ethernet A Home Run With The Philadelphia Phillies

July 16, 2012 09:45 AM

Carrier Ethernet, where you can get it, is less expensive and provides higher bandwidth than comparable legacy WAN services. Here's how the Philadelphia Phillies are saving 30% to 40% and getting more bandwidth.

Interop: 40 Gb Ethernet, Super Switches, Clouds, Virtualized Everything

May 04, 2012 05:18 PM

Learn what to expect at Las Vegas Interop. Spoiler: Get ready for the cloud, virtualization and super switches.

Akamai, Riverbed Shrink SaaS App Latency

March 01, 2012 09:00 AM

One of the dirty little secrets of software as a service (SaaS) is how long it takes to get the service. A request for access to a SaaS application travels from the client device, across the corporate WAN, across the public Internet to the SaaS provider's data center where the app is hosted--and back--so a lot of time is spent making the connection, not to mention the hundreds or thousands of round trips made in just one session in which the app is being used. Application delivery platform provider Akamai Technologies has partnered with WAN optimization provider Riverbed Technology to include their technologies in each other's products to improve the performance of SaaS applications.

Meraki Ups The Cloud-Based Networking Ante

January 23, 2012 10:10 AM

Mainstream network players and those chasing them are out to erase the lines between wireless and wired networking. As the network edge gets redefined and the cloud makes its presence felt in LAN and WLAN spaces, announcements like Meraki's latest update are getting to be more commonplace--and exciting. With a number of interesting product updates to share, Meraki is starting 2012 with a bang.

WAN Issues Drive Application Deployment And Architecture

December 17, 2010 10:59 AM

If you're in the hospitality industry, nothing is more central to your business than ensuring premium service and accommodations for your guests. This goes beyond offering attractive living suites, fine restaurants, and every imaginable personal and business convenience. It also includes friendly customer service and ease of booking reservations. Sometimes the best option is to re-design your IT systems.

Private WANs For Better Performance

November 05, 2010 10:00 AM

The explosion of transaction traffic, large files, mobile devices and rich media, coupled with carrier bandwidth throttling are filling up Internet WAN connections and contribute to WAN slowdowns. Companies have combated these problems by localizing large files at remote branches, and setting specific schedules for when these files can be transferred elsewhere and by setting quality of service prioritizing some traffic over others. Unfortunately, the continuing demand for high throughput transactions, and the evolution of large data and rich media files as mission critical data payloads, no longer make these strategies foolproof practice. Companies that require better performance for their businesses are rediscovering an age old solution: building their own private networks.

Airwide Solutions Unveils AirMessenger Rapid Service Platform

July 27, 2010 11:00 AM

Airwide Solutions, a provider of next-generation mobile messaging infrastructure, applications and solutions, today announced a new offering designed to help operators cost-efficiently and rapidly launch core mobile messaging services or new applications, all while enhancing revenue and profitability. AirMessenger Rapid Service Platform (RSP) is applicable for operators launching applications, like mobile banking services, or for launching core network services, such as SMS and MMS. Using AirMessenger RSP, operators can reduce the time to deploy the infrastructure underpinning both areas by up to 66 percent, and reduce the time to deploy mobile applications by up to 40 percent.

NetEx HyperIP Virtual Appliance Accelerates Hyper-V Live Migration Across WAN Links By Up To 16X

July 13, 2010 09:38 AM

A recent lab validation report by DeepStorage.net confirms that NetEx HyperIP significantly boosted Hyper-V Live Migration speed across a variety of emulated WAN links between geographically dispersed locations by as much as 16X. The software provides organizations with the ability to migrate running virtual servers between data centers and remote offices for disaster recovery, business continuity purposes without the need for dedicated, high-bandwidth, low-latency connections.

Ipanema Technologies Launches the First Integrated WAN Optimization And Application Performance Management Solution to Reach 8Gbps WAN Speeds

June 30, 2010 10:07 AM

Ipanema Technologies, the industry leader in integrated solutions for enterprise WAN management, today reinforced its commitment to large enterprises by launching the first integrated WAN Optimization and Application Performance Management solution to reach 8Gbps WAN speeds. Ipanema's Stack clustering architecture for Ipanema's ip|engines allows enterprises to scale Application Visibility, QoS, Control and WAN Optimization up to 8 Gbps throughput on WAN links. Both international and domestic organizations in the private and public sectors can deploy Ipanema's Stack architecture to get full control of their very large datacenters and deliver guaranteed quality of experience to thousands of users through their global network. Implementing global WAN Governance is now possible, even for the largest network and datacenter architectures.

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