Juniper exec gets into nitty-gritty of SDN plan

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	Juniper exec gets into nitty-gritty of SDN plan Front-and-center in Juniper's SDN strategy is a new software business model that will emphasize variable packaging and licensing of software to implement the company's software-defined networking design. Bob Muglia, executive vice president of Juniper's Software Systems Division, shared some finer points of the company's plan with Network World Managing Editor Jim Duffy. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T Introducing AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk. With up to 1,000 contacts and a broad range of devices and platforms, you'll get instant communication -- because your business doesn't have time for lag time. Learn how to get started with free handsets today! In this Issue Juniper finally talks SDNs Addressing WAN packet loss – go where the loss isn't IBM: Steampunk frenzy to erupt in next two years RSA betting its future on big data 25 crazy and scary things the TSA has found on travelers Brocade taps industry veteran Carney as CEO Ex-Nortel CEO Frank Dunn found not guilty of fraud Random security predictions for 2013 A conversation with the CEO of Aryaka Networks, Ajit Gupta WHITE PAPER: Cisco Entering the Cloud: 4 Things You Need to Know Wondering which cloud collaboration solution is best for your business? Learn the four key factors you must consider when choosing a supplier--and find the right solution that will enable faster time to market. Read Now Juniper finally talks SDNs Juniper Networks at long last has laid out its software-defined networking (SDN) strategy, which includes a revamped software licensing plan that the company says will change its business model and differentiate it from competitors. Read More Addressing WAN packet loss – go where the loss isn't We continue our discussion of what can be done to address the impact of packet loss on application performance over the WAN. In our previous 3 columns, we've covered five of the six different possibilities listed in the first column of this arc. Read More IBM: Steampunk frenzy to erupt in next two years For the thousands of folks who are already into the steampunk movement this will come as no surprise but IBM has proclaimed the Victorian-era, pseudo mechanical-industrial design technology as a rising star in the fashion and even gaming worlds. MORE: The fantastic world of steampunk technology Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel® Xeon® Processors Top 10 Benefits of Virtualization In this eGuide, Network World sister publications InfoWorld, and PC World examine some of the current uses of blade servers in today's data center, as well as how trends such as server virtualization are reshaping enterprise computing. Read Now! RSA betting its future on big data RSA, the security division of EMC, is looking to big data for the future of security, arguing that applying analytics to massive amounts of data related to users, their devices and network management will be increasingly important to detect fraud and cyberattacks. Read More 25 crazy and scary things the TSA has found on travelers From snakes, chain saws, stun guns, grenades and cannonballs, the Transportation Security Administration has not seen it all yet Read More Brocade taps industry veteran Carney as CEO Brocade has named former Xsigo Systems CEO Lloyd Carney as its new top executive effective immediately. Read More WHITE PAPER: MegaPath Managing risk in the modern business world The ways in which technology penetrates corporations today have significantly changed. No longer is the IT department in control; business units are spending more of their own budgets on technology than ever before Read Now Ex-Nortel CEO Frank Dunn found not guilty of fraud Three former executives of bankrupt Nortel Networks were acquitted this week of falsifying financial reports in an accounting scandal that precipitated the company's eventual bankruptcy and demise. Read More Random security predictions for 2013 It's January 15 which means I probably should have posted a blog on my security predictions for 2013. Here is a somewhat random list of things I believe will happen this year: 1. Visible increase in hacktivism. Hacktivists have a lot to build upon in 2013 including the tragic death or Aaron Swartz, some notable 2012 successes by Anonymous (ex. OpVendetta), the trial of PFC Bradley Manning, etc.... Read More A conversation with the CEO of Aryaka Networks, Ajit Gupta Over the next two months I will be talking to CEO's about their companies, the market and what is new. This week we have Ajit Gupta, the CEO of Aryaka Networks. His company is taking on the telco carriers worldwide as well as the wan acceleration vendors. Read More
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