Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
While embracing a hybrid cloud environment drives positive outcomes – it helps enhance flexibility, productivity and engagement, for starters – it can be tough to know where to start. Here are some key steps to take as you begin your journey to the c
Using AI and machine learning, HPE moves us one step closer to having self-managing data centers.
Machine learning is driving a revolution in vision-based IoT applications, but new research combining classic computer vision with deep learning shows significantly better results.
It's through 4G wireless infrastructure and technologies like carrier aggregation, small cells, massive multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) and beamforming that we'll satisfy our need for 5G speed.
Fixing data migration pain is critical to transforming the cloud into the flexible, agile resource it is destined to be.
UN agency official: The right plan can help with problems as obscure as swarms of locusts
Here's what should have been included in Pai’s arrogant proposal at light-handed regulation that would actually create jobs and give broadband users a better experience.
Complexity, the pace of innovation and dynamic systems make digitalization a real challenge.
Our branch appliances are often exposed to “innocent” threats, such as being inadvertently disabled by third-party sales engineer. And even worse, they can be exposed to truly sensitive data.
The SD-WAN and the move to hybrid connectivity leaves many enterprises unprepared to protect every branch location from new waves of sophisticated attacks.
Introducing cloud service redundancy starts with managing application workload: how do you direct work across multiple cloud service providers?
Automating independent tasks by applying templates will help accelerate the bulk of the work and simplify the entire deployment process.
Hybrid cloud is hot right now, but its long-term future is … cloudy at best.
There's a saying in the tech industry that it over-promises what will happen in three years, and surprises you with what will happen in five. This is certainly true when it comes to the evolution of the network as a platform. Regardless of your start
A new kind of automation uses math to help ensure business goals continuously match reality.
It's turkey time — cause for reflection on how Unix and Linux have improved our lives.
The next time you’re unsure about official information that might impact your health or safety, verify the facts for yourself with a sensor. They don’t have an agenda, and give the same readings whether you’re rich or poor.
The FCC has done away with net neutrality rules. What effect will that have on IoT?
There are tools and methods to help IT teams better understand how their cloud infrastructure is performing.
Researchers say one way to alleviate the upcoming radio frequency crunch is to share public safety frequencies temporarily with secondary users, such as IoT sensors.
No longer does IT have to accept “good enough” solutions, but can integrate best-of-breed without needing additional hardware or, in many cases, even software.
Consumer and business use of SaaS offerings versus traditional on-premise software is taking off, but how far along in this transition is the traditional network where software is still often delivered embedded on devices and sold as a perpetual lice
Former Cisco CEO John Chambers remains busy with this mission to catch market transitions and change the world, this time with crickets and IoT.
Are some ISP’s VeloCloud-powered SD-WAN solutions the same? Yes, but you’ll never know until you take a deep dive.
Why today's user experience for network professionals sucks and why it has become so hard for IT staff to tame.
The model of using multiple cloud services to house your business’s functions and features has an impressive list of advantages.
Can technology help reduce mass shootings?
Network architects, brace for the disruption blockchain technology will bring.
And a lawsuit is the last thing you want to factor into your IT budgets.
Beyond speeds, feeds, and the cost of storage capacity, admins are now beginning to look at the missing link in their infrastructure – information about how their data is actually being used.
