Networks today must evolve into a robust, services-oriented platform that enriches emerging, innovative, composite applications and yet still manage to balance technology and business processes. In ...

Logic (and industry marketing campaigns) suggest that converged data center architectures will make for less ports, fewer switches and therefore less cooling infrastructure and energy consumed. But a ...

As virtualization, IoT and AI-driven applications continue to expand exponentially in enterprises, commercial, entertainment and industrial operations, legacy networks are struggling to keep up with ...

The wireless industry is anything but predictable year to year; however, momentum at the tail end of 2022 paints a clear picture of some megatrends we expect to see in 2023. Private wireless ...

Soccer’s World Cup tournament stands out as perhaps the ultimate contest of national pride, but this year’s quadrennial event will also serve as a key proof-of-concept vehicle for converged voice and ...

Today, we’d like to highlight two short papers on convergence, both offered by AT&T and available on Webtorials. The first paper titled "Convergence Takes Hold in the Enterprise" presents some ...

HP on Wednesday debuted a new training program for channel partners focused on converged infrastructure solutions, and also a range of new network planning and migration services. The program, dubbed ...

John Maddison, EVP of Products and CMO at Fortinet"Fortinet continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in converging networking and security to enable customers and partners to safely and ...

This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the submitter’s approach. Many organizations have been ...

“You have networking vendors who try to bolt security on. You have security vendors who say, ‘I have no clue what Wi-Fi and switching is.’ We kind of sit in the ...

There are some basic proactive measures that will ease the burden of troubleshooting and understanding who to call for which issue. In my last post I discussed some strategies to use with customers ...