Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Cloud platforms are well recognized for their role enabling voice-enabled devices, but edge computing plays a critical part that also deserves proper credit.
Cisco continues to innovate in the area of intent-based networks and now brings the advanced network model to the biggest area of pain for most companies -- the WAN.
Internet of Things sensors and communications gear could be powered by air temperature fluctuations, inventors from MIT say.
How the Internet of Things is disrupting the health care market and how we can take steps to secure medical devices.
If we want to enjoy the full benefits of connected systems, it’s up to everyone to know and own their part.
Cloud, content and interconnection demand brings major subsea growth.
As more money and time is spent integrating IoT devices into enterprise access networks, it's never been more important to justify these expenditures while ensuring the best possible user experience.
The changing face of business applications requires a fresh approach.
Ubiquitous connectivity, AI, distributed computing and blockchain help cities transform their data to actionable intelligence.
Businesses exploring a CoE for their organization commonly have the same questions. This is how I typically answer them.
Protecting consumer IoT hardware investments.
A record amount of data was transmitted over the Wi-Fi network at Super Bowl LII, showing there is no excuse for poor Wi-Fi today.
Is the centrally orchestrated SD-Branch the successor to SD-WAN for enterprises?
With software, routers can finally break the Rosetta stone of networking and understand the languages applications and services.
Antennas truly are the tiny, unsung heroes of wireless networking. Whether you’re at home, in the car, or walking around with a phone in your pocket, it’s antennas that keep you connected.
Multiple data points show a steady decline in the use of tape for backup and recovery purposes, but why is that? There are a lot of reasons, many of which are justified, and some of which are not.
The sooner we stop focusing on the most misguided of IoT applications, the sooner we can realize the field’s full potential – and reap the benefits of the technology that are already here.
Until blockchain can produce an easily accessible, trustworthy model that clearly outshines cloud in security, it will be in catch-up mode.
Cisco's Global Cloud Index indicates public cloud services are growing rapidly, but so are private clouds.
Given the invasion of new data now hitting enterprise access networks, machine learning and AI couldn't be more welcome technologies for taking the pressure of network managers to do more with less.
Huge wireless traffic demands caused by big sporting events have led stadiums to innovate with new methods of network deployment and operation. Big buildings of all kinds can learn from stadiums how to prepare for wireless demands from their own "big
For enterprises deploying a global SD-WAN solution, selecting the right ISP is important.
Interest in Cisco's Catalyst 9000 switches is up considerably. But looking at the specs, smaller networks should probably stay away from them.
For most businesses that rely on their data for their core competence, it’s safe to say that some type of hybrid cloud architecture will serve best.
It's Valentine's Day, and we should take a moment to appreciate the ones we love, as well as the innovative technologies that will change the world.
The adoption of 5G and edge computing will drive new expectations for an always-on, high performing network and services, which will lead many enterprises to embrace automation.
Automation is and will continue to be looked at as a must-have tool in the IT industry in 2018. It's just a matter of time before it becomes an industry staple.
Relying on hands-on usability and functionality tests to understand IoT AEPs is the best way to differentiate the true capabilities of platforms on the market.
John Perry Barlow was an pioneer in the fight for a free and open internet, but his unique, larger-than-life legacy was forged by deep contributions to both technology and popular culture.
But IT ops Is stuck in between the two.
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