Network availability is crucial in today’s business world. Organizations require consistently fast and reliable network performance just to support mission-critical business applications, but the adoption of emerging technologies make bandwidth demands increasingly harder to meet. The Internet of Things (IoT), for instance, necessitates that IT teams expand the scope of their wired and Wi-Fi wireless networking to begin processing data outside the data center — at the edge, in the fog or in the cloud. Join CDW experts as they discuss how this digital transformation drives organizations to adopt next-generation networking technologies such as the cloud, software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) and intelligent WAN (iWAN).
Lately I’ve been getting a lot of inquiries from customers asking about the capabilities of Microsoft’s latest version of Hyper V. They are wondering if Hyper-V is finally a truly valid contender to run in their enterprise. The short answer – Yes.
One of the more challenging aspects of operating a business is overseeing an enterprise contact center. It’s the place where business philosophy and goals meet the real world of sales information and support. Organizations that excel in this arena boost their brand reputation and establish long-term relationships with customers. Unfortunately, those that fail frequently undermine…
As an IT professional, you need to stay current on what the technology trends are and determine how your organization will address them. What is trending with Unified Communications and Collaboration? What is the justification for rolling out the technology? What are the risks? Technology changes rapidly and you need to move like a ninja…
The mobile internet age has changed everything especially within the UC and Collaboration market. Smart phones and tablets are quickly becoming the preferred way to communicate and collaborate inside and outside the organization. It’s no longer a question of ‘if’ mobile devices can replace desk phones but ‘how’ they can be leveraged. Over the past…