Enabling Cost Reductions through Convergence

Convergence is a necessary step to achieve significant cost savings in an enterprise network. The white paper describes the key benefits of convergence and introduces solutions to help you realize these benefits.

Convergence without Complexity: Insights and Lessons Learned from the Trenches

This report looks at the convergence trend & strategies for successfully deploying a converged network. Learn network infrastructure implementations for real-time application delivery and technology choices organizations made to guarantee success.

Debunking the Myth of the Single-Vendor Network

This Gartner study analyzes clients who have introduced a second vendor into their partner network. Results show that this action can result in a reduction in TCO of 15%-25% over five years and a long lasting decrease in network complexity.

A cost-effective approach to network convergence

An application fluent approach combine resiliency, switching capacity, high port density, low power consumption, enables enterprise to provide a quality user experience for real-time applications on all device and streamline ops while reducing cost.

Application Fluency for a High-quality User Experience

The new converged enterprise network must be fluent in applications to deliver a high-quality end-user experience. It must be engineered to remove the communications barriers imposed on users siloed access networks and fragmented network services.

Convergence Addresses Top Six Networking Challenges

An application fluent network can address the six major challenges businesses face with their current network infrastructures: agility, quality of service, cost, staffing, security, and return on investment (ROI).

Stay ahead of malware and cybercriminals

Rise up to today's business challenges. Protect your organisation from threats and malware and recover quickly from disasters. Find out more through this IT Survival Guide from Symantec.

Obsolete Fiber Technology? Not in my Data Center

Do you remember when people used to say “fiber optics are future proof”. Well, it is and it isn’t. Pay close attention to the capability of the fiber optic technologies and vendors you invest in.

Into the Clouds...

A Look into How Cloud Computing May Affect Data Network Cabling

Suitability of Category 7A/Class FA As A "Future Proofing" Media for 40 Gbps Applications

This whitepaper shares the future 40Gbps twisted-pair options with an overview of recent developments in cabling industry standards, transceiver chipset that implement physical layer specifications, capacity considerations based on 10GBASE-T.