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Vendors and Carriers Work to Define Software-Defined Networks

The big initiative to SDNs is OpenFlow, which is a specification being developed by the Open Networking Foundation. Experts say that the evolution of SDNs still is in its early days. Indeed, new benefits still are emerging. More >

VoLTE, IMS and the Future of Telecommunications

IT departments, C-level executives and the employees they manage need a scorecard to keep abreast of the new and exciting technologies, platforms and equipment that hit the enterprise on an almost More >

Electronic Surveillance in a Digitized, Networked World

There always has been an interesting relationship between physical and electronic security. Card readers and cameras are electronic devices, of course, but the doors they open and pictures they More >

Interviews

Traffic Management, Visibility Vital in the Cloud

With real-time ID, intelligent management and other tools, enterprise executives gain broad insight into how their networks are being used.

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Why SDN Does Not Commoditize Networking

Cisco says OpenFlow and specially designed ASICs and other technologies will fulfill the promises of SDN more fully than a strictly commoditized approach.

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SDN and the New Economics of Networking

SDN means commodity hardware can now be deployed and repurposed in any form that is desirable. The key is to ensure that open formats are allowed to thrive.

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