Networking expert Tom Hollingsworth delves into the shift from hardware to software, how open networking should advance, and how networking teams can avoid being the DMV of their organizations.
Rearchitected networks to compensate for changes in traffic flows brought on by the pandemic may be required sooner than originally anticipated.
Due to COVID-19, SD-WAN's heyday may be winding down. SASE promises a secure, faster, and more manageable alternative.
One of the biggest lessons from the pandemic for network leaders is that greater simplicity must be an obsession.
While current networks have adapted to today’s virtual world, there is a dire need for future networks to extend their capabilities and deliver more value.
By automating tasks that were formerly done by humans, IT teams are freed up to focus on more strategic projects that they are uniquely able to address.
