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Why does digital transformation fail? From infrastructure gridlock to cloud chaos, transformation brings on a variety of challenges that make it difficult to get from point A to point B. But fortunately, with the right preparation, you can set your business down the path of success. In this webcast, you’ll hear from Erik Lyke, Leader, Engineering Project and Program Management, and Jason Andrews, VP, Business Operations, of Cisco as they dive into Cisco’s transformation journey to the cloud with Atlassian. By watching, you’ll learn how to efficiently adopt the Atlassian stack and the work processes needed enable a secure migration. Tune in now to discover how you can simplify your cloud transformation.

With a bird's eye view IPCheck Server Monitor observes your network, servers, or applications and will notify you as soon as it detects a problem. If you don't hear from IPCheck Server Monitor you know that your business is running smoothly.

Cirrus Configuration Manager.

ipMonitor delivers out-of-the-box availability monitoring that is ideal for environments with less than 500 devices.

Today’s enterprise networks are expected to operate according to three tenets; security, reliability, and performance. This is why implementing a comprehensive method of ensuring network compliance is important to every organization. Network compliance ensures that every network device and service is properly configured and adheres to a clearly defined standard. This builds confidence in the network’s ability to operate optimally and creates a foundation of trust for further network automation. Today’s modern network spans the both on-prem and multi-cloud environments, which poses a new challenge for network teams who must ensure compliance for all areas of the network. Traditional tools for delivering compliance only work with on-premises, CLI-based networks and lack any support for cloud network services that are managed though APIs. Network teams need a fresh solution for this challenge, so join Glenn Gray and Rich Martin for part 3 of Itential’s Modern Network Compliance series where they will discuss how to achieve network compliance in a hybrid and multi-cloud network environment. In this webinar, we will dive into: • Understanding the complexity of cloud networks. • Uncovering the methods of delivering compliance to cloud networks. • Achieving on-prem and cloud network compliance with a demo of Itential’s Configuration Manager.

Smart grid powered by 5G SA based network slicing/Building an Autonomous Driving Network for 5G Core. As a typical example of the vertical industry, smart grid poses new challenges to communications networks. This session will look at the diversity of power grid services and the requirement for a flexible and orchestrated networks that are highly reliable and require isolated networks, and millisecond-level ultra-low latency requirement networks with optimal capabilities. China Telecom, The China State Grid and Huaewei will explore how 5G network slicing can address and meet all these diversified network connection requirements. The 5G SA networking slicing based smart grid innovation project has been proven as a valuable reference for the cooperation among global operators and enterprises in the 5G era. By viewing this webinar you agree for your details to be shared with the event sponsors. If you wish to object, please email marketing@capacitymedia.com.

According to Gartner, only 26% of networking leaders maintain accurate network data, which hinders network automation progress. Factoring this with non-aligned operational team processes and a lack of defined network management tool strategy, results in strategic IT initiatives being stalled, or becoming less effective. So how can you make the most of automation for your processes and workflows? Join EfficientIP for a webinar on how Smart DDI (DNS-DHCP-IPAM) enables the implementation of Gartner’s 3 recommendation for improving network automation by: - Offering a single source of truth for IP data - Providing repeatable configuration kits for standardization - Connecting network management silos

Are you curious about where the networking landscape is headed? Join Mauricio Sanchez, Sr. Director, Enterprise Security and Networking Research at Dell'Oro, as he provides insights on "Distributed Cloud Networking" and how it showcases a true form of Network-as-a-Service (NaaS). Tune in if you are curious about: -understanding the needs for IT transformation for your business -hearing more about the history of the existing approaches and why they fall short -understanding the needs for a modern enterprise WAN from an analyst perspective -understanding what is "Distributed Cloud Networking" -gaining insights into whether this kind of technology would benefit your business

Advances in high-performance computing from Intel, coupled with emerging machine learning technologies, have opened the door to a new era of cloud-based network analytics solutions. Armed with techies new technologies, enterprises and service providers are now able to solve critical user performance issues across increasingly complex access networks Until now, with conventional technology, this has simply been possible to achieve. From client Wi-Fi access to wired network services, user application performance to the utilization of wide area network links, innovative full-stack network analytics eliminates the costly and cumbersome manual analysis and correlation of volumes of data running on today’s corporate networks.

From the public cloud, to the data center, and to the edge, enterprises are rethinking their networking and security strategies, priorities, technologies, and investment decisions to handle the unexpected. Traditional networks and security models have proved to be too rigid and have become blockers to address changes rapidly. The public cloud has quickly become the model to deliver this agility. In this talk, we will examine networking and security technologies that are designed to operate with the network-as-code model of the public cloud and bring that flexibility to the private cloud. Enterprises are building and managing full stack networks with broad and deep visibility today and deploying security policies rapidly without any hardware dependencies. In part one of this two-part session, we will discuss the networking and security aspects followed by part two which will cover application load balancing and application delivery services. Presenters: Umesh Mahajan - SVP/GM NSX Networking and Security (SDN) at VMware Andrew Hrycaj - Principal Network Engineer at IHS Markit Shiv Agarwal - VP, Cloud Management at VMware