Half of surveyed US businesses shun SDNs

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	Half of surveyed US businesses shun SDNs Almost half of US businesses have no plans to adopt SDNs, according to a recent survey undertaken by Juniper Networks. Read More   In this Issue Cisco revamps CCNP for IoT, other market transitions Amazon's four tips to make sure your cloud is secure How to troubleshoot Mac Wi-Fi problems OpenFlow Supports IPv6 Flows MIT system will make oxygen on next NASA Mars mission Cisco ready to ship ACI controller INSIDER Is your network blind to video traffic? Black Hat shows its quirky side How cellphone calling is going all Internet Oregon's move from Oracle-developed site to Healthcare.gov on track, official says WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   Meeting the Exploding Demand for New IT Services In this eBook, explore the top trends driving the New IT for IT Service Management, and how leading organizations are evolving to focus on end-user experience. Learn More Cisco revamps CCNP for IoT, other market transitions There's no company in technology that's taken advantage of market transitions more often than Cisco. Read More   Amazon's four tips to make sure your cloud is secure Amazon Web Services has a program named Trusted Advisor that provides customers with advice on the best way to use the company's IaaS cloud services. Today, the company made four checks that Trusted Advisor performs free for all users. Read More   How to troubleshoot Mac Wi-Fi problems For most of us, Wi-Fi has become our preferred way to connect our Macs to other networked devices and the Internet. However, most of us also have times when those connections slow down or fail altogether. When that happens, however, there are several things you can do to diagnose and (ideally) fix the problem. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM The Total Economic Impact Of IBM Datacap Taskmaster In April 2012, IBM commissioned Forrester Consulting to examine the total economic impact (TEI) and potential ROI that enterprises might realize by deploying IBM's Datacap Taskmaster Capture solution. Learn More OpenFlow Supports IPv6 Flows OpenFlow is a Software-Defined Networking (SDN) protocol used for southbound communications from an SDN controller to and from a network device. Read More   MIT system will make oxygen on next NASA Mars mission MIT researchers this week found out that a system they have developed to produce oxygen on Mars will be making the next NASA trip to the Red Planet. Read More   Cisco ready to ship ACI controller Cisco this week announced it will soon ship its Application Centric Infrastructure controller and rolled out other extensions across its data center portfolio. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems   Solving the ADC Market Share Riddle: Winning the Data Center No other ADC is better equipped to master those transformations than Citrix NetScaler. Gartner Inc.'s market share report confirms that NetScaler alone lives up to the full potential of ADCs for supporting today's IT requirements. Learn why other leading ADCs fall short while Citrix NetScaler gained share consistently for six consecutive quarters. Learn more   INSIDER Is your network blind to video traffic? Ever since 2010, when Cisco predicted huge amounts of video traffic on worldwide networks, IT managers have been cautiously watching for it to occur. Read More     Black Hat shows its quirky side The digital security exploits revealed at Black Hat are always impressive and hard to predict, so the bar is set pretty high for anyone hoping to grab attention at the show outside of the security briefings. Read More   How cellphone calling is going all Internet Wireless carrier EE, in the UK, recently announced that it is about to let customers make regular mobile calls over Wi-Fi. Big deal, you may say: we've been making app-driven VoIP calls over mobiles for years, with Skype, and the like.Well what's interesting is that EE's solution will be seamless. Read More   Oregon's move from Oracle-developed site to Healthcare.gov on track, official says Oregon's effort to transition its health insurance exchange from a problem-wracked website originally developed by Oracle to the federal Healthcare.gov platform is going according to schedule and expectations, state officials said this week. Read More
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