Software-defined networking is a 'limiting vision' says Cisco CTO

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	Software-defined networking is a 'limiting vision' says Cisco CTO Software-defined networking (SDN) may be the buzzword of the moment within the enterprise networking industry, but it is a "limiting vision" according to Padmasree Warrior, chief strategy and technology office at Cisco. Read More WHITE PAPER: InterMapper Top 8 Reasons SMBs Need to Monitor their Networks If you are responsible for administering the IT infrastructure at a small-to-medium size business (SMB), using network monitoring, mapping and alerting software can help you do your job better by maximizing network uptime and efficiency. These tools are generally powerful, easy to use and affordable. Learn More In this Issue Silicon photonics "disruptive," Cisco says Jury finds Cisco did not infringe VirnetX patents OMG! Dell looks to drive SDN standards Programmable networks will power 'Internet of Everything,' says Cisco Bell Labs aims at getting more products to market faster OMG! Dell looks to drive SDN standards Software-defined networking is a 'limiting vision' says Cisco CTO Programmable networks will power 'Internet of Everything,' says Cisco WHITE PAPER: MegaPath Managing risk in the modern business world What steps can you take to manage network risks as mobile apps, social and the cloud invade your network? Read Now Silicon photonics "disruptive," Cisco says Everyone is talking about how disruptive SDNs will be. Cisco, however, says SDNs are a "limiting vision" and that the broader picture - and impact - will be in network programmability and orchestration. Read More Jury finds Cisco did not infringe VirnetX patents A jury in Texas found that Cisco Systems did not infringe four patents held by VirnetX Holding, according to court records. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Mobilize: A unified IT approach to the mobile workspace Why does unification matter for today's enterprise? The answer can be found by looking to today's defining trends. The consumerization of IT, BYOD, mobility-based business models--they're all transforming how employees work and customers engage. Read Now OMG! Dell looks to drive SDN standards Even though standards bodies like the Open Networking Forum (ONF) are leading the effort to standardize software-defined networking, Dell has proposed an SDN working committee within the Object Management Group. Read More Programmable networks will power 'Internet of Everything,' says Cisco For the Internet of Things to become a reality, networks need to get a whole lot smarter and more flexible, according to Cisco. Read More WHITE PAPER: Ipswitch, Inc. – Network Management Division Three Tiers of BYOD – What You Get for What You Pay Love it or hate it, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) was affecting security and network performance long before it became the industry's newest buzzword. Proponents suggest that BYOD will make more room in the budget, and on the surface it seems like a cost-cutter. Learn more. Bell Labs aims at getting more products to market faster Facing a rapidly evolving technology market, Bell Labs is paying more attention to projects that can bring it short-term gains, in areas such as software. Read More OMG! Dell looks to drive SDN standards Even though standards bodies like the Open Networking Forum (ONF) are leading the effort to standardize software-defined networking, Dell has proposed an SDN working committee within the Object Management Group. Read More Software-defined networking is a 'limiting vision' says Cisco CTO Software-defined networking (SDN) may be the buzzword of the moment within the enterprise networking industry, but it is a "limiting vision" according to Padmasree Warrior, chief strategy and technology office at Cisco. Read More Programmable networks will power 'Internet of Everything,' says Cisco For the Internet of Things to become a reality, networks need to get a whole lot smarter and more flexible, according to Cisco. Read More
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