by Chris Swan | Feb 27, 2020 | Technologies, Trends
Why SD-WAN is Good for Government Agencies, But Not Good Enough 27 FEBRUARY 2020 By: Chris Swan It’s clear that SD-WAN has been a positive disruption in the enterprise connectivity world, providing high availability, quality of service and better economics than costly...
by Chris Swan | Jan 16, 2020 | Technologies, Uncategorized
Instant Gratification: Embedding Personalized Service into Mobile Apps 16 JANUARY 2020 By: Chris Swan Twenty years ago, government agencies began to leverage the Internet to share information with their constituents more easily, and over time developed digital...
by Chris Swan | Jan 14, 2020 | Technologies, Trends
Secure Government Networking Starts With Fully Secure Private Networks: How Software Defined Programmable Networks Reduce Risk and Improve Resilience 14 JANUARY 2020 By: Chris Swan Data integrity is a core value for IT teams keeping state, local and federal government...
by Chris Swan | Jan 9, 2020 | Technologies
As Financial Extranets Enter Their Third Decade, Here Are 10 Predictions for 2020 09 JANUARY 2020 By: Chris Swan The financial services community is arguably the most connected industry in the world, with the largest IT and telecom spend and the most to gain or lose...
by Edward Wood | Dec 18, 2019 | Technologies, Trends
Beyond SD-WAN, SASE Makes A Clear Case for Massive Improvements in Faster, More Secure Networking in 2020 18 DECEMBER 2019 By: Edward J. Wood We’ve always believed SD-WAN was a transitional network approach, and with the arrival of the Secure Access Service Edge...
by Matt Goggin | Dec 17, 2019 | Technologies, Trends
From Mobile-Edge to Multi-Edge MEC is Mission Critical to Edge Expansion in 2020 17 DECEMBER 2019 By: Matt Goggin Our industry began working on addressing challenges of mobile computing at the edge nearly ten years ago, when it became evident that ultra-low latency...
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