In my previous exploration of making SD-WAN smarter with MCP, we examined how edge compute optimizes network performance by processing data closer to where it is generated. But when you have a modern enterprise network—especially one with hundreds or
We’ve been talking about WAN automation and SD-WAN for some time. Now, with the recent introduction of the
The SD-WAN Bill of Rights talks about your right to never visit a branch office again. Depending on the size of your
Verizon Becomes the First Service Provider to Offer Cisco IWAN Today, Verizon announced a new software-defined WAN service, becoming the first global carrier to incorporate Software Defined-WAN as a key component of their managed network service
We are excited to share that Cisco will be participating in
I was excited to attend the Open Networking User Group Conference last week at Columbia University in New York. The Open Networking User Group is a community of IT business leaders who exchange ideas and best practices for implementing Open Networking
Guest post from Lorenz Jakober Video growth is overwhelming the enterprise network We have all been there. At work trying to watch the live company all-hands video, or the latest training, or perhaps even the latest YouTube video. But all we end up
Our 2013 IT Impact Survey highlighted the importance of collaboration between business leaders and IT as trends like BYOD, data center consolidation and Cloud applications put more pressure on the network. Why collaborate? The survey highlighted that
