James Bowling, chair of Interop's Virtualization & Data Center Track, discusses the many trends affecting the data center, including automation, orchestration, applications, and the struggle between software and hardware.
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Networks must be designed to take into account the additional (hair-pinned) traffic routed through an appliance-based firewall.
With 2020 thankfully fading into history, virtualization technologies are set to take IT to new levels of flexibility and efficiency.
Data centers are poised to undergo rapid change as businesses adjust to accelerated digitization of information.
Business continuity not only protects against downtime and security threats but also enhances and even speeds up overall digital transformation efforts.
AIOps requires a considered and measured implementation approach if it is to deliver immediate results.
