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 Samuel Perez presents at Networking Field Day Experience at Aruba Atmosphere Digital |
This Presentation date is June 11, 2020 at 11:00 - 12:00.
Presenters: Justin Noonan, Jyothi Sreekumar, Samuel Perez, Scott Calzia, Steve Brar, William Choe
Delegate Panel: Drew Conry-Murray, Jason N. Beshara, Jennifer Huber, Jennifer Minella, Jonathan Davis, Keith R. Parsons, Mitch Dickey, Nick Shoemaker
Networking teams face insurmountable complexity when supporting remote workforces, onboarding thousands of new IoT devices, and providing secure connectivity to services in the cloud and data center. Compounding this complexity is fragmented management of WAN, wired, and wireless networks, with siloed tools and an operational framework marred by manual processes and insufficient insights for troubleshooting.
It’s time to break down the siloes. Tune in as Aruba shares its vision for a unified infrastructure that dramatically simplifies IT operations by converging network management across branch, campus, remote worker, and data center locations. Discover how IT can deliver the best possible end-user experience with AIOps; streamline deployments and change windows with end-to-end automation; and strengthen security postures with software-defined policies—all from a single pane of glass.
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Breaking Down Network Siloes with an Aruba Unified Infrastructure
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Siloed management of WAN, wired, and wireless networks—orchestrated by standalone tools—creates IT complexity that often leads to downtime and user experience concerns.
It’s time to break down the silos. Tune in as Aruba shares its vision for a unified infrastructure that drives simplicity across campus, branch, re¬¬mote worker, and data center locations. Discover how IT can streamline deployments, strengthen security measures, and ensure the best user experience—all from a single pane of glass.
Personnel: Justin Noonan, Jyothi Sreekumar, Samuel Perez, Scott Calzia, Steve Brar, William Choe