Companies expect ease of deployment for all their IT systems. While this is possible for many of today’s applications, servers and storage, the underlying network infrastructure is, in most cases, not able to quickly adapt. Read more >>>
Technical Whitepaper YCE 5.2
This whitepaper explains why network agility is still falling behind, what approach software vendors traditionally have taken, what needs to be done to achieve true network service provisioning, and how the YCE solution achieves this goal. Read more >>>
Customer Case Rabobank ‘When we decided to implement our new next generation wide area network (WAN) it was clear we needed a robust network management platform to accelerate the roll out’, says a Product Manager from Rabobank. Read more >>>
EMA Analyst Report Analyst group EMA (Enterprise Management Associates) about NetYCE automation platform:"NetYCE shifts balance for Network Configuration Control". Read more >>>
Executive Briefing The 6 biggest risks facing business critical IP networks
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December 7, 2012 - Myth 2 My network can't be automated In general, the first response I get when talking about network automation is, “you mean monitoring tools?” Apparently, this is the first thing that springs to mind. And in itself this is a logical thing considering the fact that network management has been primarily about monitoring events and faults during the last 15 years. Read more >>>
December 1, 2012 - Myth 1 Networks are automated For many people the words “networks and automation” may sound like a very logical combination and as something that is most likely in place with many of the networks that run our business critical applications and services around the world. Unfortunately, the opposite is true. Read more >>>
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Turning spaghetti into lasagna
Interview with CEO Wim Gerrits during Cloud Expo New York
