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• Networking

  • Troubleshooting network problems with good governance and design

    Packet loss, oversubscription, unpatched and inconsistent switch software still plague enterprise networks. Find out how engineers are fighting back.

  • Networking blogs: Overlay Transport Virtualization, SDDC practicality

    In this week's networking roundup, bloggers advise how to use Overlay Transport Virtualization and discuss what's needed for a mature SDDC.

  • Q&A: Why WLAN test tools should evolve quickly -- but likely won't

    Network consultant Peter Welcher talked to SearchNetworking about the evolution of WLAN test tools as more businesses look to wireless networks.

• Enterprise WAN

  • WAN optimization, management and security: Putting the pieces together

    By searching for solutions that put WAN optimization, management and security together, enterprise IT can reduce company bottom lines and complexity.

  • Five ways applications benefit from enterprise WAN optimization

    These are five ways enterprise WAN optimization technology helps overcome productivity and application issues organizations face in today's workforce.

  • Optimizing WAN performance: Industry trends driving demand

    As the enterprise workplace is becoming more virtual and mobile, optimizing WAN performance to fit end user demands is more vital than ever.

• Cloud Provider

  • Exploring OpenFlow scalability in cloud provider data centers

    OpenFlow scalability questions remain as cloud providers consider the technology for their data centers.

  • Engineers share lessons learned from OpenFlow implementations

    Engineers talk about their early experiences with OpenFlow: Enjoy the energized community, but only adopt if it can improve your data center.

  • News briefs: Google cloud services headline I/O, Compute Engine opens

    In these briefs, Google I/O delivers news about Google's cloud services, including a new database service and general availability of Compute Engine.

• Unified Communications

  • Is there a way to mix different unified communications solutions?

    It is possible to mix different unified communications solutions to fit your needs, says UC expert Jon Arnold.

  • Communications outsourcing: North American vs. European market

    Communications outsourcing is a more popular practice overseas. As IT models change and companies expand globally, U.S. enterprises will see value.

  • All You Can Meet video bridge prices meet more users' needs

    Blue Jeans Network, which provides hosted video bridges, is delivering All You Can Meet video conference pricing plans to enterprises.

• Consumerization

  • How limited mobile device support can help IT handle consumerization

    To deal with consumerization, some companies limit mobile device support to specific devices because it makes management and app development easier.

  • BlackBerry, VMware deliver dual persona features for mobile devices

    BlackBerry's Secure Work Space for iOS and Android will help heavily regulated companies or those searching for extra security to better support BYOD.

  • How the consumerization of the enterprise has affected two firms

    The consumerization of the enterprise looks different in every company. Some firms are more open to new technologies and ways of working than others.

• Data Center

  • Data center technologies evolve to meet tomorrow's computing demands

    VMware's upcoming public cloud and AMD's 64-bit ARM servers are technologies for the data center that exemplify the changes in the IT industry.

  • New data center cooling strategies to improve efficiency, lower costs

    Stagnant strategies for data center cooling will keep energy bills climbing ever higher, but a more modern approach can bring them back down to earth.

  • Converged systems usher in data center transformation

    The rise of converged systems has brought a new level of manageability to the data center, but these integrated offerings have a few drawbacks.

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