The zero-trust network model implies limiting access to a company’s intellectual and sensitive data and strictly giving access to only those who absolutely need it. As traditional security infrastructure/methods are proving to be ineffective against sophisticated data breaches, the idea...

Unified Communications and Device Management

The term “Millennial” seems to have become firmly ensconced in our vocabularies over the last few years. The ramifications of this new generation have been explored abundantly in the e-commerce, entertainment and consumer technology worlds. However, the same effort hasn’t...

Unified Communications and Device Management

For the longest time, geographically dispersed enterprises have utilized Wide Area Networks for optimal connectivity to sustain the lifeline of a business. So, whether it is e-mails, phone calls or access to critical applications – a traditional WAN has been...

Unified Communications and Device Management

The last few years have been filled with the most number of technology disruptions that carry with them far reaching consequences. It wouldn’t be an overstatement to say that disruptive technologies such as IoT, Analytics and AI have fundamentally changed...

Unified Communications and Device Management

Introduction Software-Defined Networking (SDN) offers the promise of increased agility, programmability, and revenue services opportunities. While SDN has been widely deployed in the data center and enterprise environments, and many service provider deployments are underway, I think the best is...

Unified Communications and Device Management