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Survey: Most Data Center Managers Rely on Outdated Security Practices | Data Center Knowledge

December 18th, 2019 | Solutions

Daily news reports of high-profile breaches and massive credential dumps underscore the problems with relying on passwords for security. Users either opt for simple easy-to-guess passwords or, when required to come up with more difficult ones, use the same passwords everywhere they go. After all, who has time to memorize dozens of long random strings […]

Technical Debt: A Data Center Security Risk You Can’t Afford | Data Center Knowledge

December 16th, 2019 | Solutions

Legacy applications can leave massive security holes and must be dealt with, no matter how critical they are. Source: Technical Debt: A Data Center Security Risk You Can’t Afford | Data Center Knowledge

A Self-Driving, Self-Healing SD-WAN: Achieving Intent-Based Networking In The Enterprise | Network Computing

December 12th, 2019 | Solutions

The enterprise application landscape is spreading out. Not only have users been distributed globally for years, but now, the applications are moving out of the private enterprise data center. Organizations are shifting from on-premise application server environments to a multi-cloud world, leveraging SaaS and cloud services from multiple providers and deploying more real-time applications like […]

3 Things Your Cloud Vendor Should be Doing to Keep Your Business | Network Computing

December 10th, 2019 | Solutions

Make sure you choose wisely and regularly monitor how your cloud vendor relationships are evolving to ensure you are benefiting as much as possible. Source: 3 Things Your Cloud Vendor Should be Doing to Keep Your Business | IT Infrastructure Advice, Discussion, Community – Network Computing

Digital Expansion will Disrupt the Data Center | Network Computing

December 6th, 2019 | Solutions

Digital expansion is forcing organizations to operate in a highly distributed environment with applications everywhere. Source: Digital Expansion will Disrupt the Data Center | IT Infrastructure Advice, Discussion, Community – Network Computing

Is Cloud AI a Fad? The Shortcomings of Cloud Artificial Intelligence | IT Pro

December 4th, 2019 | Solutions

Cloud artificial intelligence presents some challenges that other cloud-based offerings do not. Source: Is Cloud AI a Fad? The Shortcomings of Cloud Artificial Intelligence | IT Pro

SD-WAN vs. MPLS: MPLS Isn’t Going Anywhere Anytime Soon | Network Computing

December 2nd, 2019 | Solutions

Without a doubt, the key driver for SD-WAN is the emerging dominance of cloud-based applications, data storage, and compute. As branch traffic flows shift from the headquarters data center to the cloud, it’s inefficient to backhaul all traffic through the headquarters. Concurrently, many organizations are embarking on digital transformation initiatives. Source: SD-WAN vs. MPLS: MPLS […]

Don’t Get Left in the Dust | IT Infrastructure Advice, Discussion, Community | Network Computing

November 27th, 2019 | Solutions

Dust will cause your equipment to overheat, cause fans to run more often and louder, air conditioners will work harder, and your equipment will consume more power. Source: Don’t Get Left in the Dust | IT Infrastructure Advice, Discussion, Community | Network Computing

Why SD-WAN Is Taking Over Enterprise Networks | Data Center Knowledge

November 25th, 2019 | Solutions

The traditional connectivity model doesn’t work for today’s distributed enterprises. One of the fastest growing enterprise networking technologies, SD-WAN can simplify network management and optimize connections to cloud services. Source: Why SD-WAN Is Taking Over Enterprise Networks | Data Center Knowledge

6 Tips For a Better SD-WAN Evaluation Process | SD Wan Experts

November 22nd, 2019 | Solutions

PRO TIP: Contact pros like, ahem…CTSBoston to help evaluate and enact your perfect network solutions. So you’ve decided to move ahead with SD-WAN. Congratulations. As you start evaluating vendors, there will be all sorts of questions around speeds and feeds to ask, of course. But how can you gather that information in a way that’s […]