Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
As more manufacturing and process companies discover the tremendous possibilities of pushing intelligence to the edge, expect to see adoption of edge-based industrial control solutions accelerate.
Aerohive's new Atom pluggable Wi-Fi devices let businesses cost-effectively extend wireless networks to hard-to-reach places.
SD-WAN captures metrics that go far beyond the typical WAN measurements including application response time, network transfer time, and server response time.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise's new Stellar Wi-Fi products complement its Aruba OEM agreement and offer customers price-competitive solutions that are easy to deploy and manage.
Digital twins are central to the vast majority of industrial IoT use cases.
Marriott Hotels installed digital notepads on shower doors in a California hotel. This isn’t going to help the IoT be taken seriously.
There are many obstacles that can keep IT professionals from the mission-critical parts of their job, steering them off track of their strategic IT roadmap. But there are ways to regain control.
AI replaces manual WiFi management tasks with automated intelligence and provides deep insight that helps identify and fix problems faster than ever before.
Multicloud puts more emphasis than ever on connectivity itself, which makes networking itself more relevant.
Legacy backup and recovery vendor Veritas appears to be on the verge of rolling out a complete data and information management platform.
As the Internet of Things disrupts yet another industrial segment, industry experts are actively working to ensure the safety of the smart grid.
With SD-WAN, the ISP plays an even more crucial role precisely because there are no formal SLAs.
The journey of developing a pervasive network that reduces operating costs while enabling the competitive advantages of a modern digital enterprise starts with the vision and commitment of management.
What do you need to deploy an SD-WAN to meet your business connectivity needs?
Embracing small-scale automation processes or changes to your existing network infrastructures will put you well on your way to meeting long-term business goals for the coming year.
3 ways the NFL and data centers have more in common than you may think.
What do you get when you mix IoT and blockchain -- two of the hottest technology trends in the world? We’re about to find out.
As costs come down, gallium nitride offers a clear advantage over today’s technologies in power size and efficiency.
Interconnection is behind the explosion of tech trends that have been with us for decades.
Change is not our enemy, it is a fact of life.
As the explosive growth of IoT continues, businesses, vendors and consumers all have to confront the issue that the world is more connected than ever before, with potentially gigantic consequences.
Linus Torvalds has a point that some of Intel's patches for Meltdown and Spectre have been sloppy, but his blistering comments are unfair, as well as unreasonable.
Branch offices are filling up with specialized networking appliances, but SD-Branch promises to reduce the clutter and save money.
Nyansa’s early success shows there’s a need for user performance management rather than traditional application performance management.
As adoption of these technologies continues, enterprises will look for new ways to direct traffic from users, automate routing decisions and provide an always-on, secure connection.
Based on actual users' experience with IoT platforms, here are the leading features and functionalities potential users should be looking for.
Incorporating the cloud model into a storage strategy helps IT meet its overarching goals. This column spells out how and why, as well as what to expect from the industry in 2018.
How are you getting along with your vendors? If you're having problems with one, engage and try to channel some of the friction with these six actions.
With ever-increasing IoT data, using ETL to provide real-time analysis won’t cut it. A mainframe, though, can process your data without a hiccup.
The fourth-gen user interface is already here...it’s just not evenly distributed.
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