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https://www.fortinet.com/solutions/enterprise-midsize-business/unified-sase?utm_source=pr&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=unified-sase is at the top of all CIOs’ minds, and for good reason. When deployed properly, SASE, which combines https://www.fortinet.com/products/sd-wan?utm_source=pr&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=sd-wan-web with cloud-delivered security via SSE, enables all users and devices, [...]

The prohibitive cost of WAN technology has become a major concern for businesses and governments and driven the explosion in adoption of Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN) in recent years. [...]

Byline: Neal Weinberg When weighing the choice between DIY and a managed service for SD-WAN, consider current WAN conditions, IT skill levels, geographic scope of the WAN, and how much [...]

The goal of branch office optimization solutions is to improve the performance of applications delivered from the datacenter to the branch office or directly to the end user. If organizations [...]

The challenges associated with global networks have more to do with management and process than with pure technology. This is because global decision-making typically involves multiple organizations and policies, as [...]

By happenstance or by design, you're likely to need a WAN traffic management strategy soon, if you don't have one already. Most applications have been developed to run on LANs, [...]

Voice over Internet protocol (VOIP), or Internet telephony, has grown into a major telecommunications market as more residential and business users realize the cost benefits it provides. Services providers also stand to gain from increased VOIP application, with residential services alone projected to reach $1 billion by 2002. Questions on the technology limitations of Internet telephony have given way to a less problematic question over which approach is most beneficial for service providers., Technological limitations fast becoming a non-issue for Internet telephony. Voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) naysayers, you've got about a year before you'll have to find another technology to knock. Internet [...]

Modine Manufacturing Co employs the ISO 9000 standards as its basis for its quality system for all its divisions throughout North America and Europe. Modine uses advanced communication technology such as computer networks, teleconferencing, videoconferencing and e-mail to ensure quality in all of its divisions and plants. Such communication technology allowed the company to make sure that quality standards are consistent in all divisions, to use benchmarking between support groups, plants and divisions, and to simultaneously train large groups of employees.

Local area networks have surged in popularity. With the myriad hardware, software, and network operating system options available, it becomes necessary to carefully plan a network before installation. This article […]

FIRST IT WAS THE AVIS CLERKS, roaming around the parking lot checking in your car. Then it was American Airlines trying to ease the bottleneck of exiting World Cup fans […]

Use these techniques to tunnel your way to WANs Whether you need to connect a small office in Cincinnati with one in Seattle, or you have salespeople scattered all over […]

With approximately $20 million in their pockets to create an information infrastructure that paves the road for total quality management, a 15-member design team and senior management at Lutheran General […]

Charged with the task of managing a mighty river, the Lower Colorado River Authority makes heavy demands of its enterprisewide network. Using a stringent 10-year plan, Jim Howell will use […]

The fact that ATM is dominating LAN, MAN, and WAN debates today suggests why ATM is such a hot topic -- it is the first technology that promises to merge […]

Sitting in front of your Mac day in and day out can cause tunnel vision. Sometimes you wonder whether the world really exists beyond the confines of your LocalTalk network. […]

Ford of Europe Inc entered a partnership with Siemens in 1991 to develop a communications system which would cross international borders, allowing engineers and managers in Ford's diverse facilities to communicate with each other and with their customers. The system has reduced production and delivery time by cutting the layers of management most correspondence was required to pass through. Customer suggestions and ideas can be brought directly to the front lines of engineering and management. Suppliers and dealers can have problems dealt with more effectively.

The ability to network CD-ROMs has transformed this useful technology into an indispensable platform for dissemination of electronic information. Available since 1988, CD-ROM networks are only now beginning to show [...]

. Options. Suppose you want to connect your MV to another vendor's equipment. The purposes for doing so may vary from sending and receiving electronic mail to transferring files to […]

U.S. enterprise adoption of a variety of IP-centric network technologies is well under way. On a per-company basis, the reported use of mature IP-related technologies, such as firewalls, has reached [...]

Nearly 60 communities and business districts from New York to Seattle are using an experiment known as ComNET (tech talk for 'computerized neighborhood environment tracking'), which offers participating neighborhoods a customized mechanism for objectively testing the physical conditions that define them. Developed by Fund for the City of New York's Center for Civic Innovation, the ComNET phenomenon has demonstrated its power in focusing citizen action on streetscapes and on improving the look of downtown business districts.

Wireless networks have definite advantages. Wireless technology eliminates the cost and inconvenience of installing network cables throughout a building. Wireless also provides users the freedom of mobile information access, opening […]

Subject: Social studies, art Audience: Teachers, teacher educators, library media specialists Grade Level: 9-12 (Ages 14-18) Technology: Internet/Web, videoconferencing Standards: NETS*S 3, 4; NETS*T II (www.iste.org/standards). NCSS Curriculum Standards VI […]

Though Frank Lockfeld doesn't hang 10, surfing is part of his job. As director of Santa Clara County's Center for Urban Analysis, Lockfeld surfs the World Wide Web to track […]