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When dealing with high-risk industrial machinery or high-voltage environments such as drilling rigs, wind farms, hydraulic plants or other oil platforms, knowledge sharing among experts is essential.

This is part six in a seven-part series on how IT managers and communications service providers (CSPs) can work together to simplify their migration of premises-based communications to the cloud. This particular post is focused on types of access services, the types of circuits, the method of IP services delivery, the suitability for carrying communications services, and network services that can be layered on to prioritize communications traffic.

This is part five of a seven-part series on how IT managers and communications service providers (CSPs) can work together to simplify their migration of premises-based communications to the cloud.

This is part one of the fourth installment in a five-part series on migrating business communications services. In this post, we take on another common challenge in migrating business communications to the cloud – the increased demands on IP access connectivity – both from a technical and commercial perspective.

Cisco SD-WAN holds promising opportunity for enterprises that want to use the Cloud to enhance their technological and competitive advantage. Cisco Capital flexible payment solutions offer many ways for your organization to realize the benefits this technology can provide.

The introduction of application container technology revolutionized the IT industry. Now organizations need the right strategy and support to accelerate adoption of container solutions.

The field of machine learning is progressing at a break-neck speed. New algorithms and techniques are being published at such a high frequency that it is impractical to keep pace.

Third in a five-part series on migrating business communications services: Deciding when to deploy sites and users on multi-tenant (“public”) cloud solutions versus dedicated, virtualized (“private”) cloud solutions.

Software-defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) is part of Cisco’s broader Digital Network Architecture (DNA)™ and Intent-based Networking strategy across the campus, data center, cloud, and WAN.