Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Which type of SD-WAN is the best fit for your company?
As containers become more prevalent, the network needs to become a set of services that can be orchestrated and automated. Cumulus’ Host Pack helps make that happen.
There's a big market for IoT platforms, but no leaders have emerged yet
Adding these capabilities to your enterprise helps IT work smarter to scale with data growth.
Snappy, a software deployment and management system designed by Canonical for the Ubuntu operating system, could be a shortcut to building trusted IoT applications.
Intel's new 1 petabyte storage drive that fits a 1U rack is just one of a slew of new memory form factors and technologies we’ll be seeing in the future.
Disaster recovery has become a primary source of value for enterprises who are not only pursuing cloud adoption, but who are also building out hybrid- or multi-cloud strategies.
An all open-source workplace makes the most sense. You’ll save money, be more secure and have more flexibility.
As a piece of regulation, Net Neutrality is governed by the technology itself, its capabilities and architecture. Here are five simple reasons why most people don't quite get it.
Smartphone technology is driving the evolution of industrial handhelds.
The trend to create IoT devices and equipment is creating daunting security challenges. Researchers say the only way to address the issue is to create a security culture.
A year after Windows Server 2016 has been released, these are the top capabilities organizations have been actively deploying in their enterprises.
This playful look at the history of cloud computing starts before the internet bubble, covers virtualization, and touches on containers. It identifies all the key constituents and discusses how their power has shifted over time from the CFO and CIO t
AI and transparent immersive experiences are among the trends that will require shifting from traditional tech infrastructure to ‘ecosystem-enabling platforms.’
How the “Minimum Viable Operating Model” (MVOM) allows IT to harness the cloud securely
The Global Interconnection Index offers critical new insights into a changing digital economy.
From security to staffing, a hybrid model provides more flexibility for companies in growth mode.
The truth of the matter is that entering the Chinese internet market is hard. There are the obvious culture and regulatory barriers, but there are also a number of technical barriers, specifically, when it comes to delivering applications to users in
For enterprises concerned about secure and consistent network performance, the public internet cannot be the default solution anymore. Enterprises need to look beyond the public internet to their own private WANs, and specifically, to SDN.
Data center managers need to work with C-Suite on data center infrastructure management.
A look at WAN deployments through the ages. The future of WANs is no-WAN.
Data center real estate investment trusts (REITs) will continue to thrive as more cloud services are required. Areas in western North Carolina are sleeping giants in terms of where to put a data center. It's a great fit for tech companies and the com
Internet of Things CTO Joe Biron explains how to engineer IoT for innovative customers now and in the future.
Cloud’s rapid growth should not be an excuse to set operational excellence (OE) aside, but a call to action to ensure that you have instituted OE strategies into the way that you partner with cloud services.
Essential things to consider today to ensure you and your company are ready for digital transformation.
The hospitality industry is well positioned to benefit from the IoT. That’s because the IoT is poised to improve the customer experience while also reducing costs.
How enterprises are combining SD-WAN with next-generation security and connectivity solutions for a better outcome.
Is Microsoft’s increasing love affair with Linux a clash of computing philosophies or a marriage made in heaven?
Exploring the state of dead zones in the age of Wi-Fi and the Internet of Things (IoT).
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