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In this series we have covered Global Internet Connectivity for the enterprise, and ensuring the Internet is tamed for the business environment. But the journey doesn’t end there. It’s one thing to have a modern, fast, secure network, but it’s something else to have real-time insights into the performance, and total visibility of your network from a single pane. Network planning, strategy and budgeting matched with a fast response to day-to-day challenges rely on having the essential information to hand. If you have total visibility in one place, you can manage your entire network much more efficiently. Not only does this help keep away the headache of potential security threats and poor network performance, but it’s essential when it comes to managing customer and user expectations. However - achieving “visibility” is easier said than done and can feel vague and hard to reach. Join us in this session as we discuss: - What visibility into your network actually looks like at a practical level - Why visibility down to site level really enhances your planning and decision making - Hear from Cisco - one of our customers, about how expereo.one has delivered unprecedented insight and agility in decision making. - And more!

As the data era continues to bring significant opportunities and challenges, it’s crucial that businesses are set up to be successful at the edge. As such, network infrastructure is evolving fast to protect, optimize and scale businesses opportunities. Join this expert panel as network leaders come together to share insights and advice on how to build a future-ready network infrastructure that ensures success. Points of discussion will include: - Best practices for managing and converting data generated at the edge - How to utilise AIOps to automate network tasks such as shifting traffic - How to use intelligent networks to seek out and address issues before they impact the business - Essentials for moving security to the network edge Panel: Jeanne Morain, Founder, iSpeak Cloud (Moderator) Dobias van Ingen, EMEA CTO and Systems Engineer Director, HPE Aruba Pete Lumbis, Director of Technical Marketing and Documentation, NVIDIA Mellanox Ethernet Business Unit Nitish Shrivastava, Senior Director and Head of Product Management, Samsung

Quantum memories are an integral part of quantum networks, enabling the secure, efficient, and long-distance transmission of quantum information in a variety of applications. This webinar provides an exploration of quantum memories, their applications, and practical aspects of integrating them into entanglement-based network architectures. Join Michael Wood, Aliro Quantum CMO, for this presentation examining rapidly-developing quantum memory technologies. Business leaders and technologists will gain a foundational understanding of the roles quantum memories play in entanglement-based network applications. In this webinar you’ll learn: - What a quantum memory is and what it does - The different types of quantum memories, and which are best suited for use in entanglement-based networks - Applications enabled by quantum memories - and their role in an entanglement-based network - The future of quantum memory development and their use in entanglement-based networks Organizations who are preparing their businesses, security posture, and connectivity for the quantum age are investigating how to plan, design, and implement quantum-secure cybersecurity solutions today. This webinar will help prepare you to navigate the quantum future.

Businesses requirements for bandwidth and private network solutions are exploding. Data costs are falling, making access to advanced connectivity solutions easier than ever. In fact, according to a recent Internet & Television Association report, data cost was $9.01 per Mbps in 2008 vs. $0.76 in 2018. With scalability so inexpensive, investments will undoubtedly grow. But where should the priority lie? Is it about network optimization or application optimization? Or is it both? Taken together, underlying dedicated and shared point-to-point, point-to-multi-point, and meshed technologies, along with the WAN technologies such as SD-WAN, IPsec VPN, and MPLS VPN, can all have a positive impact on your network and your business. They are all part of a strategic approach to optimizing the network and supporting and balancing the demands of multiple applications. Join us on February 27 at 1 p.m. for “Network and Application Optimization: Taking a Deeper Dive,” a webinar from Comcast Business. Our expert panelists will discuss the value of these underlying network technologies working individually and in concert. Participants will discover how hybrid networks: • Optimize resource allocation, detect and respond to service degradation and support application routing • Maximize always-on, real-time network monitoring • Handle increasing network traffic and low-latency applications • Spur actionable insights • Manage end-point traffic and application routing • Operate in a range of use cases, including high-availability architectures and connectivity to private and public clouds Our panelists: • Jody Hagemann, Senior Director of Product Management, ActiveCore Lifecycle, Comcast Business. • Michael Fratto, Senior Analyst, Applied Infrastructure and Dev Ops, 451 Research.

LPWAN (low power wide area network) technologies service a specific and necessary role in the growth of Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity. Not all applications need bandwidth and speed. Sometimes long distance, low energy usage, and long latency is the perfect confluence of service that an IoT application needs. Some examples are city lighting, energy grid and meter management, parking space monitoring, precision irrigation, crop yield management, and many more. This webcast will present different LPWAN technologies and discuss a number of questions regarding technology and value assessment, deployment, usage of such networks, and return on investment evaluations. - An explanation of LPWAN technology and how it works - When to use (and not use) LPWAN technology - What issues such networks solve - The difference between U.S. and European bands and when this will matter to a company deploying an LPWAN network - Key information that cities and companies need to both ask and be ready to answer when planning to deploy an LPWAN network, in order to assess the right fit and to maximize efficiencies such connectivity can bring - How LPWAN networks integrate with other network infrastructure in smart community deployments, for example - Sample use cases - Business models that use LPWAN networks for energy management, asset management, and others - How to make money as both a user and deployer of LPWAN networks - What returns on investment can be expected and suggested metrics for measurement Speakers: Yann Gabay, Co-founder and Board Member, CONNIT Tiana McNeil, Sr. Business Development Manager, Iot Smart Cities, Ingenu Brian Ray, CTO and Founder, Link Labs Jeffrey Siegel, CMO, nwave This webcast is NOT BICSI accredited.

There are many exciting IoT use cases that can be realised by private networks. Find out which industries are deploying private networks for mission-critical, industrial, and traditional enterprise or “business-critical” IoT applications.

Voice quality monitoring is essential for anyone, whether Service Provider or Enterprise, with voice deployed in their network. It is an indispensable capability – from either a business or operational viewpoint – in the network infrastructure, and is often costly and complex. VeloCloud VQM allows you to monitor, diagnose and proactively troubleshoot network issues before they impact business-critical voice communications. This webinar discusses: - The tangible benefits of the VeloCloud VQM solution - Explains how VeloCloud integrates VQM with SD-WAN architecture - Provides details on the licensing models to enable VeloCloud VQM in your network - Diagnosing and solving your voice quality challenges with VeloCloud VQM

Public cloud networking is not immune to failures and still require troubleshooting with good tools and visibility. Things get challenging when you introduce on-premise locations and multiple Public Clouds. This TechTalk is a deep dive into BGP and troubleshooting for the Public Cloud. Solutions Architects will cover some basics of BGP and network tunneling to provide those new to networking a framework for troubleshooting. Learn how to apply those to Public Cloud and how to use enterprise-class multi-cloud network visibility to troubleshoot when issues arise. This TechTalk will cover: BGP basics BGP connection types and when to use them Troubleshooting use case demos with Aviatrix CoPilot operational visibility

With the growth of applications, organizations wrestle with modernizing their processes and leveraging automation as they move to operating across data centers and cloud assets. Multi-cloud networking provides a foundational layer to the end goal of application development and delivering applications in a secure way. Being able to use a distributed Application Delivery Network (ADN) allows the abstraction of network and infrastructure from operational processes. In this webinar we will: - Learn how to secure and deliver applications using an Application Delivery Network - Leverage common cloud-native tools and processes to expose applications to end users - Deploy applications for edge computing

With the growth of applications, organizations wrestle with modernizing their processes and leveraging automation as they move to operating across data centers and cloud assets. Multi-cloud networking provides a foundational layer to the end goal of application development and delivering applications in a secure way. Being able to use a distributed Application Delivery Network (ADN) allows the abstraction of network and infrastructure from operational processes. In this webinar we will: - Learn how to secure and deliver applications using an Application Delivery Network - Leverage common cloud-native tools and processes to expose applications to end users - Deploy applications for edge computing