F5’s new CEO shares his early impressions, his vision for the app delivery powerhouse
F5’s new President and CEO, Francois Locoh-Donou
Stories by John Dix
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Cisco sales tick up, CEO Robbins bullish on data center, security, collaboration
Cisco announced Wednesday that it eked out 1% revenue growth in its fiscal first quarter, compared to the same quarter last year, in what CEO Chuck Robbins described as a “challenging global business environment.”
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Self-learning supply chains? The store of the future? A conversation with an expert about what comes next
Suresh Acharya heads JDA Labs, the 50 person research group at JDA Software Group, the supply chain and retail software giant
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The scoop on Cisco’s resurgence in collaboration and its long range plans for IoT
A conversation with Rowan Trollope
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SolarWinds CEO reflects on his company’s decision to join the ranks of tech companies that have gone private
Kevin Thompson took his company private for $4.5 billion, and the trend is only going to get hotter, says a managing partner at an equity investment firm that has amassed a large portfolio of tech companies
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An inside look at Microsoft’s booming cloud business
The ability to host Azure infrastructure on premise in a hybrid role is a key differentiator
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Introducing the new Citrix
CEO Kirill Tatarinov outlines the company’s position and new focus
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Inside the strategy team at Cisco
Hilton Romanski, Chief Strategy Officer, lays out how the Cisco strategy team is organized, how it approaches innovation
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Brocade CEO says they built an easy button for IP networks, are benefiting from SDN/NFV
Lloyd Carney says the arrival of SDN/NFV has buyers looking in earnest at alternatives to their legacy suppliers.
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Aruba succeeded where other Wi-Fi companies failed: A talk with the founder about the acquisition by HP, what comes next with Wi-Fi
Keerti Melkote talks about the acquisition by HP, product line rationalization, gigabit Wi-Fi, and IoT
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In Pictures: The top 15 tech companies on the Fortune 500
We scour the F500 list to home in on the largest tech companies gracing the list.
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Research community looks to SDN to help distribute data from the Large Hadron Collider
When the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) starts back up in June, the data collected and distributed worldwide for research will surpass the 200 petabytes exchanged among LHC sites the last time the collider was operational. Network challenges at this scale are different from what enterprises typically confront, but Harvey Newman, Professor of Physics at Caltech, who has been a leader in global scale networking and computing for the high energy physics community for the last 30 years, and Julian Bunn, Principal Computational Scientist at Caltech, hope to introduce a technology to this rarified environment that enterprises are also now contemplating: Software Defined Networking (SDN). Network World Editor in Chief John Dix recently sat down with Newman and Bunn to get a glimpse inside the demanding world of research networks and the promise of SDN.
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Collaboration companies argue their case at Demo Traction
The recent Demo Traction event showcased a host of young companies that are gaining market momentum. Each gave their pitch and then answered to a panel of judges. If it is important for you to stay on the up and up with emerging technologies, this is must watch stuff.
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Big data companies argue their case at Demo Traction
The recent Demo Traction event showcased a host of young companies that are gaining market momentum. Each gave their pitch and then answered to a panel of judges. If it is important for you to stay on the up and up with emerging technologies, this is must watch stuff.
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In case you aren't suitably impressed by the scale of Amazon Web Services
Although the video has been up for awhile, if you haven't had the chance to watch Amazon Web Service's VP & Distinguished Engineer James Hamilton spell out AWS facts at the re:Invent conference last November, do yourself a favor and pull up a chair. Fascinating stuff that gives you some insight into the rapidly evolving world of cloud computing.
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