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Today’s network environment is more elastic and dynamic than ever before, and network teams are tasked to keep up with an increasing volume of network changes daily. Despite this, the need to follow structured change request processes has become a requirement. This process includes opening tickets, waiting for approval, updating them, and closing them. Because these are typically manual processes, network practitioners spend a considerable amount of time in ITSM systems like ServiceNow managing tickets instead of focusing on network-related work. Itential provides a no-code approach to ServiceNow integration and automation of these processes as steps in a workflow. Rich Martin, Senior Technical Marketing Engineer at Itential, will demonstrate how to integrate ServiceNow with the Itential Automation Platform for network automation. In this live demo, we will showcase: • How to easily integrate ServiceNow with Itential’s platform. • How to build automation steps from ticket open to ticket closure. • One-step data transformations with ServiceNow. • The coordination with ServiceNow approvals.

A truly intuitive network is one that can operate with minimal human intervention from start to finish. Learn how you can orchestrate your network infrastructure and operations in a multi-vendor ecosystem with AppViewX.

A truly intuitive network is one that can operate with minimal human intervention from start to finish. Learn how you can orchestrate your network infrastructure and operations in a multi-vendor ecosystem with AppViewX.

A truly intuitive network is one that can operate with minimal human intervention from start to finish. Learn how you can orchestrate your network infrastructure and operations in a multi-vendor ecosystem with AppViewX.

Microsoft just announced the Skype Operations Framework (SOF) - which incorporates network pre-assessment. This session will take a deep dive in to how the program can be used to deliver an effective and reliable Skype for Business Deployment. One of the most critical elements in a successful UC deployment in the cloud or a hybrid environment is ensuring the IT infrastructure is optimized to cope with the demands of real-time communications. However, organizations often fail to pre-assess their network and UC environment and later find out during deployment the network is unable to handle the demands, causing a poor user experience. Join us to learn more about the new SOF and network pre-assessment requirement.

As a security professional, you undoubtedly have an abundance of data being collected and available for analysis from sources such as, EDR, Network traffic, IDS, firewalls etc. The challenge that many organisations face is how to prioritise security alerts to be able to quickly detect threats on the network. Transparent network threat detection systems make gathering evidence easy for the end user. On 5 October at 1:00 p.m. BST join Corelight and ISC2 as we discuss the key components of a transparent network threat detection system which can accelerate security operations and ultimately improve threat intelligence.

Are you looking for a single vendor who can deliver flexible and reliable solutions to meet all your networking needs? NETGEAR’s got you covered. Join us as we explore the latest additions and enhancements to our growing portfolio of networking solutions. From wireless access points and switches to the new professional router and Insight Remote Management, NETGEAR is a one-stop-shop for all your networking needs. Register now to book your place!

Businesses and industries are looking to 5G to further unlock digital transformation potential and innovation. Non-public mobile networks, aka private mobile networks, promise the benefits of 5G technology tailored for enterprise-specific needs, use cases, privacy, management and control. Multiple research reports indicate that private mobile networks spending will experience continuous growth and may surpass spending on public mobile networks in the future. The legal and practical ability of enterprises to build their own 5G private networks, independently of public 5G infrastructure and services, is both a threat and an opportunity for MNOs: - A threat of potential revenue and growth engine loss that is the enterprise market in case of a lack of a comprehensive private 5G network offering. - An opportunity to create real 5G competitive differentiation alongside a revenue and growth engine with a complete private 5G network offering and ecosystem. To gain market share and revenue, MNOs must provide a set of flexible and secure architectures and services to meet different industries demand for private 5G. With a common set of security platforms applicable to a wide range of architectures and use cases, Fortinet solutions enable MNOs to meet the security requirements that are key to enterprises – either as part of 5G private network offering or on top as a set of managed security services.

In 2022, many businesses emerged from the pandemic truly transformed. With hybrid work the new norm and customer experiences evolving at a rapid pace, enterprises have doubled down on digital innovation and the expectations on IT teams are higher than ever. This transformation has also reshaped enterprise network and connectivity needs aimed at supporting quickly evolving customer and employee experiences. CIOs are pursuing network modernization to ensure network flexibility, connectivity, and security for users anywhere, anytime. This webinar will explore the latest trends in networking and connectivity and the business drivers behind them. Register for this webinar to learn about: • Top-of-mind business drivers for CIOs in 2023 • The continued impact of hybrid work on enterprise networks • The latest trends on 5G, private wireless, and broadband connectivity • Agile network strategies: leveraging SD-WAN, managed services, and cloud-based solutions • What’s next for edge computing, hybrid cloud, and digital resiliency Our Speaker: Courtney Munroe, Research Vice President, Worldwide Telecommunications Research, IDC

It's a dynamic time in enterprise networking. Organizations across the globe are increasingly relying on cloud-based platforms for mission critical applications. Enterprises are realizing the need to enable secure connectivity to a range of endpoints both inside and outside the traditional confines of the enterprise network. Legacy networks have been built around the idea of the data center as the central control point, but businesses today operate in a much more distributed reality. The key to a modern edge network architecture is a cloud-based platform that allows network operations and security to be managed centrally but distributed to wherever enterprises need to extend traffic too. The borderless enterprise requires a new way of thinking, and a new architecture, one built on cloud-native principles with the tenants of scalability and security engrained in the platform. Join Infoblox and a guest speaker from IDC for a discussion on edge network challenges, how borders between the datacenter, cloud and edge are evolving, what architectures enterprises are looking for to manage this new reality, and an exploration of the critical role DDI and DNS-Layer security play in achieving a modern, cloud-native enterprise network. Brandon Butler, Senior Research Analyst, IDC Brandon is a Senior Research Analyst with IDC’s Network Infrastructure group covering Enterprise Networks. In this role, he is responsible for market and technology trends, forecasts and competitive analysis in Ethernet switching, routing, wireless LAN, and adjacent emerging segments such as SDN and SD-WAN. Glenn Sullivan, Principal Product Manager, Infoblox Glenn Sullivan is a Principal Product Manager at Infoblox and joined the Infoblox team when SnapRoute, a company he co-founded in 2015, was acquired by Infoblox.