Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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A crop of well-funded young businesses embrace blockchain, machine learning, data analytics and more to stave off costly disaster downtime.
Despite the many advantages of disk storage for backing up data, shipments of tape storage keep growing because for some jobs, tape is best.
Complete infrastructure life cycle management that includes secure IT asset disposition (ITAD) and third-party maintenance (TPM) can help you maximize value at every stage of your technology investment.
No more IP addresses.
The web might be on track for a return to the retro decentralized 1990s if momentum for a blockchain-like protocol gets into gear.
Routing must reflect business context.
Researchers at Drexel University have developed a method to spray on antennas that outperform traditional metal antennas, opening the door to faster and easier IoT deployments.
AI and machine learning solutions are beginning to surface as major successes against DDoS attacks and more specifically against the application DDoS world.
Industrial IoT needs ultra-high reliability, always-on availability, and extremely low latency – as well as standardization – all of which makes it the most challenging IoT genre to implement.
NetBeez complements traditional network monitoring, which looks at major components such as servers and routers, with monitoring from the end user perspective.
I don’t even want you to knock on my door! Let’s craft a new story.
Getting chosen for the hot 10 hybrid-cloud startups list meant a good idea, strong leadership, adequate funding and no bull.
With few enterprises using purely private or purely public cloud infrastructure, a range of startups has emerged to meet unique hybrid-cloud needs for management, storage and virtualization. Here are 10 hot hybrid cloud startups to keep an eye on.
In the early 2000’s, companies were ready to ‘rip and replace’ their mainframes for new technology, but what came next was inferior to the processing power of the mainframe.
IoT has the power to transform industries – creating new value propositions, business models and markets. But, not every project will be a game-changer, at least not initially. The important thing is to evaluate your results, measure your success and
How new approaches are disrupting networking and how service providers can adjust their capabilities to support those.
IoT device management is not the same as mobile device management. Businesses should consider their key differences when designing a solution to ensure the maximum result.
No joke: IoT applications are broad, and it’s all just beginning.
One of the top advantages afforded by the cloud is the ability to auto-scale in response to demand — a feature that has transformed what was once capacity planning into a more continuous cycle of capacity and resource management.
A Q&A with a millennial in (and about) the radio frequency industry.
Data scientists are the MVPs of any IoT program, but difficulties preparing and leveraging data threaten how quickly they can deliver. Knowing what’s lurking in the shadows can streamline the most difficult processes.
Whether you’re moving data centers, rearchitecting networks or transforming something else, there are some common ways to make your life more difficult.
Use these four next-generation NPMD best practices to ensure and optimize network performance when introducing new technologies and capabilities.
IT personnel can rest assured that OT personnel can implement and maintain the edge when complexity is reduced and do so without comprising the overall IT/OT network infrastructure.
We need to build a bridge between these groups and rise above the current set of solutions, or we will experience catastrophic infrastructure failures.
Network and application performance monitoring have become the de facto standard for meeting service delivery expectations for enterprise IT. But if IT operations personnel aren’t seeing the same picture as the user, how can they see eye to eye?
The path that IoT has taken in disrupting every vertical is different, because of differing levels of technology maturity in each one. It is exciting to see how other industries have been increasingly implementing it. But we need to remember that IoT
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