'1 + 1 = 3': The Synergy between the NEW key technologies

	SDN, NFV creeping into provider networks | VOSS simplifies the UC on-boarding process
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	'1 + 1 = 3': The Synergy between the NEW key technologies As noted last time, just as the Next-generation Enterprise WAN (NEW) architecture is enabling IT to take advantage of "the cloud" - SaaS, public and hybrid cloud computing - so Read More WEBCAST: Wildpackets Scale your Network Analysis with WildPackets Network growth creates hidden complexity for network analysis. To monitor health & performance, your visibility solution must scale as easily as your network. This webcast shows how our solutions scale & push the boundaries in high-speed, distributed network analysis & troubleshooting. View now In this Issue SDN, NFV creeping into provider networks VOSS simplifies the UC on-boarding process Study: Building a Business Case for SIP Trunks Voice-over-LTE won't take off until 2015, will have to compete with telephony apps India's telegram service is dead … not so the telegram Quick look: Death of India's telegram system Geek-themed Meme of the Week: No. 4 WHITE PAPER: CDNetworks Dynamic Web Acceleration Delivering web applications over the Internet and ensuring reasonable response times for users around the globe is a significant challenge. Learn more. SDN, NFV creeping into provider networks Network operators are starting small with their SDN and Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) deployments, containing them to parts of the network where they can evaluate performance before rolling it out, according to Infonetics Research. Read More VOSS simplifies the UC on-boarding process For large enterprises and service providers, the process of on-boarding a user can be quite cumbersome. Provisioning a user with a full set of UC services can be a complicated, error-prone process due to the number of systems that need to be set up. UC on-boarding can include voice, presence, conferencing and a number of other applications that fall under the "UC" umbrella. In addition to setting... Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 ScaleN: Elastic Infrastructure Elasticity is considered superior to traditional scalability because it attempts to exactly match resources to demand. Take a closer look at a ScaleN technology that offers a more efficient, elastic, and multi-tenant approach to meeting the challenges and demands of modern data center architectures. Learn More Study: Building a Business Case for SIP Trunks Today, we'd like to highlight an excellent study on how to build a business case for SIP trunking. The research, sponsored by Oracle, correctly notes that implementing SIP trunking is usually the third phase in an organization's conversion to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), following the installation of IP-PBX and IP phones and then using VoIP/SIP to interconnect auxiliary voice communication... Read More Voice-over-LTE won't take off until 2015, will have to compete with telephony apps The technology to implement Voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) is maturing, but mobile operators won't roll out telephony services in earnest until 2015. At the same time apps like Skype and Fring are growing quickly in popularity, according to Infonetics Research. Read More WEBCAST: Fluke Networks Redefining Performance Management Video Join Enterprise Management Associates Managing Research Director, Jim Frey, and Fluke Networks Director of Product Strategy, Doug Roberts, for an exclusive free webinar that examines how TruView redefines enterprise performance monitoring and troubleshooting. Learn More India's telegram service is dead … not so the telegram No matter how often my press colleagues predict this or that technology will be a "killer" of this or that one, the fact is that technologies as a rule do not die sudden or violent deaths, they fade away, sometimes over a very, very long time. Read More Quick look: Death of India's telegram system The 160 year-old institution hit hard by Internet, mobile phones Read More Geek-themed Meme of the Week: No. 4 They are everywhere on the Internet. Most are cringe-worthy. A few are not, so I have started publishing a selection of memes that amuse me. Here's No. 4. If you'd like more: Geek-themed Meme of the Week: No. 3 Read More
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