Wireless is a very generic term that may refer to numerous forms of non-wired transmission, including AM and FM radio, TV, cellphones, portable phones and wireless LANs. Various techniques are used to provide wireless transmission, including infrared line of sight, cellular, microwave, satellite, packet radio and spread spectrum.
White Paper Published By: Riverbed
Published Date: Apr 24, 2015
Read this white paper to learn 3 critical legacy application evaluation activities to ensure cloud migration success.
Activity #1: Determine if there is a cost justification
Activity #2: Conduct a cloud readiness study to better understand the business and technical factors
Activity #3: Conduct a pre- and post-migration study to understand how the app will behave in the cloud
White Paper Published By: Riverbed
Published Date: Apr 24, 2015
Read this white paper to learn how to:
• Architect an integrated WAN to support evolving application deployment models using the Internet in concert with MPLS.
• Create a WAN solution that can optimize traffic flows between the Internet and the MPLS for all applications and between both internal and external users.
• Deploy a solution across all independent network services that can monitor, report, control and optimize end-to-end path forwarding for all endpoints.
White Paper Published By: Riverbed
Published Date: Apr 24, 2015
To better serve business demands for information everywhere, enterprises must develop new strategies for optimizing multiple kinds of networks. Read this white paper to learn more about accelerating delivery of data, increasing employee productivity, and creating optimal user experiences by powering the hybrid enterprise.
Case Study Published By: CDW
Published Date: Apr 22, 2015
Wi-Fi in major sports stadiums is still not the norm, but a growing number of teams are following the Cardinals playbook. Those leading the way in IT upgrades — the Atlanta Falcons, Washington Redskins and Kansas City Chiefs — are realizing great success.
Case Study Published By: CDW
Published Date: Apr 22, 2015
To get a handle on what was possible, and all that would be involved, Bob Stirton, director of information technology for the Kansas City Chiefs football organization, sent Network Engineer Scott Fletcher on a scouting mission to the 2012 Super Bowl at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Fletcher watched first-hand the inner workings of a recently installed Cisco Systems wireless network in full-on, gameday action.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Apr 22, 2015
Today’s increasingly mobile workforce demands ubiquitous,
fast wireless access to meet the changing needs of the
modern organization. The Wi-Fi networks that used to support
this access often grew organically and were not engineered to
support the widespread, high bandwidth needs of users.
White Paper Published By: Basho
Published Date: Apr 13, 2015
Today’s consumers expect instant access to communications services whether they’re in the office, at home, or on the road. With data speeds increasing and international roaming costs decreasing, data usage is rapidly growing. Telecommunications Service Providers (TSPs) are under pressure to deliver more services to more people and approach 100% uptime all while lowering prices to consumers.
Traditional relational databases can’t meet the requirements for massive scalability, availability, and fault tolerance that the rapid growth in data usage and rise of big data demands. Read this solution brief to learn how Riak excels at these. Riak is a distributed NoSQL database optimized for big data. Riak meets many of the challenges you may be facing with your own service operations systems.
White Paper Published By: IBM
Published Date: Apr 09, 2015
Adopt cloud confidently with the IBM Dynamic Cloud Security Portfolio. A comprehensive set of capabilities that provide access management, data and application protection, and deep visibility.
White Paper Published By: PulseSecure
Published Date: Apr 01, 2015
Learn how to implement a unified solution for mobile device, app, and data security and see what this means for security and risk professionals embracing and securing mobility in their enterprise.
White Paper Published By: PulseSecure
Published Date: Apr 01, 2015
Learn how to achieve a better bring your own device policy for your organization and properly implement an integrated VPN, access control, and mobile device management solutions to deliver network security and BYOD productivity.
White Paper Published By: PulseSecure
Published Date: Apr 01, 2015
Learn how to properly empower your organization for mobile productivity and see how you can deploy and provision for this device-based access with improved security and management policies.
White Paper Published By: PulseSecure
Published Date: Apr 01, 2015
Learn how to enable fast and secure network, cloud, and application access in order to maximize productivity for those employees who work remotely or are constantly travelling.
Webinar Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 31, 2015
A wireless network is a platform for enabling enterprise-wide access to an organization's applications and data. Wireless infrastructure allows users to take the office with them wherever they go. The wireless network provides employees and guest workers with untethered access to voice, video, data and applications regardless of their physical location. With the influx of mobile devices and increase in Wi-Fi connections, organizations are already starting to see a paradigm shift to "wireless by default" and "wired by exception." Watch this video to see how our solution architects upgraded the Shawnee Mission School District's aging network infrastructure.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 31, 2015
The stadium has long been a communal gathering place. The excitement of a live event bonds fans and teams together, and technology can enhance that visceral connection as well as expand the in-stadium experience to the outside world.
Download this infographic to see how the right technology - deployed effectively - can make a major difference.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 31, 2015
As mobile computing becomes an increasingly important technology, the need for robust, reliable wireless networks is growing. In addition to enterprise-issued devices, users are bringing their own tablets and smartphones and demanding access to IT resources. Organizations need a wireless infrastructure that can support these demands.
Our research shows that in addition to mobile demands, aging hardware is driving many organizations' wireless upgrade plans. Download this white paper to read more about the research.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 31, 2015
A new Cisco Systems infrastructure provides Spencer-East Brookfield Regional School District with a robust, scalable foundation for future technology initiatives. Read this case study to find out how the district could effectively demonstrate the value that a smart IT investment could provide to its educational mission.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 27, 2015
IT departments must contend with an array of devices, operating systems and cellular carriers as well as new security threats. Even if IT departments can get a handle on the complex mobility landscape, the technology is so fluid that the picture is constantly changing. That means the IT staff has to devote time to learning about, procuring, deploying and supporting an array of devices. Busy IT departments now have another option for addressing these challenges: a monthly subscription package that provides a customizable web-based portal to automate mobile device procurement, expense management and support.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 27, 2015
Smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices have become embedded in enterprise processes, thanks to the consumerization of IT and a new generation of workers raised
on mobile technologies. Consumer devices and bring-yourown-device (BYOD) programs are driving a new wave of business process innovation, changing the way customers, employees and partners interact with organizations and with each other. In fact, mobile devices and applications are catching up with — and in many cases surpassing — PCs in the quality and functionality of their applications.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 27, 2015
Many organizations are seeing clear and quantifiable benefits from the deployment of mobile technologies that provide access to data and applications any time, anywhere. These benefits often include increased profits, a more efficient and productive workforce, and enhanced customer service.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 27, 2015
Many, if not most, organizations today are grappling with the challenge of a growing mobile technology environment. Mobility can deliver many key benefits: improved collaboration among workers, enhanced customer service, easier access to corporate information from many locations and increased productivity—to name a few.
But the proliferation of mobile devices and applications
also comes with its share of challenges, perhaps none more important than ensuring the security of the devices themselves as well as the data they contain and the enterprise networks they access.
White Paper Published By: CDW
Published Date: Mar 27, 2015
Mobile devices are ubiquitous. The wide variety of functions
they provide on the go — everything from making phone
calls to checking email to literally millions of applications —
has created widespread demand around the globe for this
technology. With the right tools, an organization can extend
the workplace far beyond its own physical walls. And
employees can be active at any time within the 24-hour
cycle; whenever inspiration strikes, a smartphone or tablet
can quickly harness their productivity.
White Paper Published By: CDW-Trend Micro
Published Date: Mar 26, 2015
Endpoint security is at a critical juncture. Increasingly, employees
at organizations of all sizes are using a wider variety than ever of
desktop and mobile devices, including smartphones, tablets and
laptops, as they work from broadly dispersed locations, including
home offices. Often, organizations are permitting and even
encouraging employees to use their own devices under BYOD
(bring your own device) policies. With these devices, employees
are accessing not only corporate data and applications, but also
social media, banking and shopping sites. Download this white paper to learn more about endpoint security.