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Why AIOps Will Drive the Future of SD-WAN and the Evolution of SASE Networking
Original post on SD-WAN Resource The pace of Digital Transformation (DX) shows no signs of slowing, and with new technologies, applications, automated systems, along with the need to compete based on delivering outstanding Customer Experiences (CX), increasingly...
AIOps: The Way, The Truth, and the Light For Distributed Enterprise Networks
The ongoing digital transformation of our society has left no room for trepidation. As disruptive technologies flood the market, many governments and enterprises have remained at the forefront of adoption to benefit from the many advantages these solutions offer.
Transforming Field Service: Integrating and Optimizing Microsoft Teams and Dynamics
The trend of digital transformation grew swiftly, with business now looking vastly different than even just a decade ago. One of the most notable changes of digital transformation is the abundance of digital devices and applications being adopted and leveraged, especially by industries that usually weren’t known for their technology use. Now, an industry like manufacturing is virtually unrecognizable, with factory floors being transformed into digital havens ripe with devices adding efficiency and ease to a variety of processes.
MSFT Gold Partner ConnX Rolls Out Premium Integrate Dynamics 365 Solution
The recent, and extremely rapid onset of digital transformation has forever greatly shifted the way work gets done seemingly overnight. Businesses now leverage numerous digital devices and applications, looking to increase efficiency, productivity, and of course revenue during their daily processes. However, though technology seeping into all industries may appear to be the biggest change brought about by digital transformation is the transition to a mainly remote/mobile workforce.
ConnX Introduces Premium Microsoft Dynamics 365 Offering as Part of Its Expanding Set of Managed Cloud Services to Global Enterprises
ConnX announced it has introduced a premium version of Microsoft’s popular Dynamics 365 product line of enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management intelligent business applications.
The Future of Intelligent Networking: End-to-End Observability and AI Ops
Network technology has changed greatly since the advent of digital transformation, as businesses stray away from traditional networks and gravitate towards cloud-native networks. The transition comes at a time where the business world is shifting towards remote/mobile work. Today, almost half of the workforce is expected to be mobile in some form. As technology use along with remote work continues to rise, cloud-native networks are set to become commonplace for enterprises in all industries.
Going Back to School with Immersive Learning and Hyper Connected Campuses
In an increasingly digital environment, the education system has continually harnessed an array of innovative devices and solutions, integrating them into the learning process to great effect. The introduction of key technologies such as Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) have fundamentally altered how faculty teaches and how students learn in the higher education realm.
AI SD-WAN and AI Wi-Fi at the Edge Gives Universities a Competitive Edge
The trend of digital transformation has forever shifted the way work gets done, most notably creating a new emphasis on network speed among enterprises. Between remote/hybrid work environments and the abundance of innovative devices and applications being adopted, agility and efficiency are now at the forefront of organizations’ minds when looking for new network technology.
Smarter Campus Connectivity Innovations with Edge-to-Edge Observability
The need for high-speed network technology is now a priority for enterprises around the world, regardless of industry or vertical. Digital transformation has sparked a swift adoption of innovative devices and applications by organizations of all shapes and sizes, with the demand for fast network speeds growing alongside the number of technologies in use.