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The first place to tackle SDN? In the WAN

8 Wi-Fi mistakes to avoid | Tech industry may gain from Obama's free tuition plan

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The first place to tackle SDN? In the WAN
Disruptive innovation in infrastructure is on the rise, and nowhere is that more evident than in the Software Defined Networking movement. But while much of the SDN discussion has focused on the data center, the better initial use case might be in the wide area network. One advocate of that approach is Michael Elmore, IT senior director at Cigna. Michael is also on the board of Open Network Users Group (ONUG). Read More


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8 Wi-Fi mistakes to avoid
Although setting up Wi-Fi can seem straightforward, there are many complexities. For example, not performing proper surveys, design work, and maintenance or ignoring security issues can cause major problems. Here are some of the biggest Wi-Fi mistakes to avoid. Read More

Tech industry may gain from Obama's free tuition plan
Many tech firms already have close relationships with community colleges. Read More

Data center, cloud, SDN driving Ethernet switch market to $25B
The Layer 2-3 Ethernet switch market is expected to exceed $25 billion in 2019, a compounded annual growth of over 2% from 2014, according to Dell'Oro Group. Read More


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Georgia Institution Stretches Budget with iDashboards
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How an MSP can help your company get Its groove back
Managed service providers (MSPs) are rapidly becoming the gold standard for outsourcing the day-to-day management responsibilities and operations of corporations worldwide, so the IT staff can focus on R&D, new products and better customer service. Read More

The top 10 rookie open source projects
Each year sees the start of thousands of new open source projects. Only a handful gets real traction. Some projects gain momentum by building on existing, well-known technologies; others truly break new ground. Read More

Viptela brings Software-Defined WANs to the enterprise
Traditional WANs are too complex, too costly and too inflexible to support today's bandwidth-intensive services and applications. Viptela says software defined WANs can fix that. Read More


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Six Essential Elements for A Modern Mobility Strategy
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How not to waste your money on the second wave of 802.11ac wireless gear
The best way to avoid wasting your money on Wave 2 of 802.11ac access points is to not buy them right away, and the second-best is to not overreact to their presence on your network. Read More

Can drones hunt with wolf pack-like success? DARPA thinks so
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is set to detail a program the agency wants to come up with software and algorithms that would let unmanned military aircraft hunt in packs like wolves. Read More

AT&T opens doors between UC platforms and gives enterprises the keys
Enterprises want open communication with the people they do business with—but not too open. AT&T's UC Federation service, introduced on Thursday, is designed to break down walls between unified communications platforms but let users keep organizational boundaries in place. Read More


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