In her article following the HYCU presentation at Cloud Field Day, Sulagna Saha explores the evolving landscape of data backup solutions in response to the integration of artificial intelligence technologies. She discusses the emerging challenges that organizations face and the innovative approaches being considered to ensure data integrity and security. For additional insights and coverage of Cloud Field Day 22, you can read more articles by Sulagna Saha at Gestalt IT.
Testing User Experience Before the Fact
Following the Catchpoint presentation at Cloud Field Day, Sulagna Saha discusses the intricacies of proactively testing user experience in software development, highlighting effective strategies for ensuring applications meet user expectations from the outset. Her coverage emphasizes the usage of simulation tools and user feedback loops to identify and address potential issues before they affect the end-user. For more insights from Cloud Field Day 22, explore additional articles by Sulagna Saha on Gestalt IT.
Infoblox’s Newest Solution for Automating Asset Visibility Across the Digital Footprint
Sulagna Saha explores Infoblox’s latest innovation designed to enhance asset visibility automation throughout an organization’s digital landscape. This new solution emphasizes easing the management burdens associated with tracking extensive digital assets across various environments. For further insights into Cloud Field Day 22, see additional articles by Sulagna Saha on Gestalt IT.
The Return of Networking Field Day
Tom Hollingsworth provides an overview of Networking Field Day 37, including presentations by BT, Versa, and Selector. He highlights the event’s focus on the latest trends in networking technology, including advances in SD-WAN, network security, and cloud networking. For a comprehensive exploration of Networking Field Day 37, see more coverage by Tom Hollingsworth on Gestalt IT.
Cisco Unveils Cloud-Native Zero-Trust Network Access Solution
At Cisco Live EMEA, Cisco introduced a new cloud-native solution for Zero-Trust Network Access, aimed at enhancing security frameworks for various organizations by leveraging cloud scalability and flexibility. This advancement underscores Cisco’s commitment to evolving cybersecurity measures by integrating more adaptive and robust access controls to protect network resources. For additional insights on this topic, explore coverage by Tom Hollingsworth on Gestalt IT.
Cisco Introduces Customizable Two-to-Eight GPU Server System for AI Inferencing
Cisco has recently unveiled a flexible server system that accommodates between two and eight GPUs, designed specifically to enhance AI inferencing capabilities. This customizable configuration allows for scalable solutions that meet diverse enterprise needs in processing AI tasks efficiently. For additional insights and detailed analysis, read more articles by Sulagna Saha at Techstrong AI.
Redefining Enterprise AI Strategies at AI Field Day 6
At AI Field Day 6, industry leaders and innovators gathered to redefine enterprise AI strategies, showcasing cutting-edge developments and practical deployments. The discussions highlighted emerging technologies and provided insights into effectively integrating AI into various business sectors. For more about AI Field Day 6, watch for further articles on Gestalt IT.
Career Advice from a Long-Time Practitioner of Tech
Jack Poller, a seasoned technology professional, shared his career advice for those in the tech industry, focusing on long-term growth and sustainable practices. His insights are built from years of direct experience and aim to guide tech workers at all stages of their careers. In this Gestalt IT article, Sulagna Saha shares Jack’s insights.
Insider Perspectives on NaaS
In this article for Gestalt IT, Sulagna Saha provides an insightful exploration into Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) based on a delegate roundtable discussion from Mobility Field Day 12. She discusses how NaaS is redefining enterprise networking paradigms, offering scalable, flexible solutions that can significantly lower operational costs and simplify network management. For more articles covering Tech Field Day events and roundtables, visit Gestalt IT.
Automation Will Change Our Socio-Economic Canvas. But Can It Assure Economic Well-being?
Sulagna Saha explores the socio-economic implications of automation, questioning whether advancements in technology can guarantee economic well-being for all. She discusses the potential benefits and challenges posed by increased automation in various sectors. This article was based on a delegate roundtable discussion at Cloud Field Day 21. For further insights, check out more articles by Sulagna Saha on Gestalt IT.
Technology Silos Are a Thing of the Past
Enterprise IT has long been divided into silos. This is because of scarce resources and specialized knowledge required to perform some IT operations tasks. The world of today is much more focused on outcomes and the need for silos is waning. In this episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast, Stephen Foskett, Alastair Cooke, and Tom Hollingsworth discuss how enterprise IT has moved away from silos due to increased resource availability and cross training. They also look ahead to new challenges from advances like AI and quantum computing.
How Aviz Networks Cracked the Strictest Quality Code and Made Entry into the Japanese Telecom Sector
Sulagna Saha explores Aviz Networks’ strategic breakthrough in one of the most challenging markets, the Japanese telecom sector. Highlighting the company’s adaptation to Japan’s rigorous quality standards, the article details how Aviz Networks successfully aligned its technology and business practices to meet these demands. This entry not only underscores Aviz Networks’ commitment to excellence but also sets a precedent for other tech companies aiming to penetrate similarly tough markets. Read more coverage of Networking Field Day 36 on Gestalt IT!
Cisco to Add Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul to Wireless APs in 2025
Sulagna Saha recently covered an upcoming development from Cisco: the introduction of ultra-reliable wireless backhaul for their Wireless Access Points, set to launch in 2025. This enhancement aims to significantly boost network resilience and performance, catering especially to environments where wired connections are impractical. Cisco’s initiative is poised to set a new benchmark in wireless network infrastructure, reflecting their ongoing commitment to innovation and improved connectivity solutions. Read more coverage of Mobility Field Day 12 on Gestalt IT!
Behind Nile Access Service’s Robust Day 2 Automation Is a Little-Known Solution
Sulagna Saha explores the robust day 2 automation capabilities of Nile Access Service, highlighting a lesser-known solution integral to its efficiency. She details how this solution simplifies the management and scaling of network operations. Throughout the article, Saha emphasizes the solution’s potential to revolutionize approaches to network automation with its innovative features and user-centric design. Read more coverage of Mobility Field Day 12 on Gestalt IT!
Automated Visibility: PathSolutions’ Formula for a Swift RCA and Prompt Debugging
Sulagna Saha explores how PathSolutions leverages its automated visibility tools to enhance Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and debugging processes, promoting faster problem resolutions within IT networks. She delves into the software’s capability to intelligently diagnose issues and provide clear guidance, thereby reducing downtime and improving network performance. The article underscores the importance of quick RCA in maintaining efficient and reliable network operations in modern enterprises. Read more Networking Field Day 36 coverage at Gestalt IT!
Company Acquisitions are a Necessary Evil in Enterprise Tech
The IT industry’s reliance on acquisitions is a necessary driver of innovation, though they often seem to get in the way of competition and progress. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, recorded during Cloud Field Day 21, features Ray Lucchesi, Jon Hildebrand, Ken Nalbone, and Stephen Foskett considering whether acquisitions in the IT industry are a necessary evil or a detriment to innovation. Acquisitions are often seen as a double-edged sword, with both positive and negative implications. On one hand, acquisitions can fuel innovation by providing smaller companies with the resources and market access they need to scale their ideas. On the other hand, they can stifle competition, lead to cultural clashes, and sometimes result in the disappearance of promising technologies or products.
There’s a Gulf Between Storage and AI
There is a significant gap between storage companies and their ability to effectively support AI infrastructure. In this episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, recorded during the AI Data Infrastructure Field Day 1 in Santa Clara, host Stephen Foskett and guests Kurtis Kemple, Brian Booden, and Rohan Puri explore the evolving relationship between storage and AI. The discussion highlights a significant gap between storage companies’ current capabilities and the demands of AI applications. While storage vendors are pivoting to support AI, many lack deep AI expertise, often focusing on cost and efficiency rather than offering integrated, AI-specific solutions. The panel emphasizes the need for storage companies to move beyond being mere data repositories and instead develop end-to-end solutions that address AI workflows, data preparation, and metadata management. They also stress the importance of education, partnerships, and hiring AI specialists to bridge the knowledge gap and drive innovation. The conversation underscores the early stage of this convergence, with a call for clearer strategies, open standards, and more cohesive integration between storage and AI to meet the growing demands of data-driven applications.
Arista Networks’ Visibility Goal with CloudVision
In her latest article for Gestalt IT, Sulagna Saha delves into Arista Networks’ strategic advancements with CloudVision, particularly in enhancing network visibility and orchestration. She discusses how CloudVision is designed to provide real-time, granular insights into network operations, catering to the demands of modern enterprises for efficient network management. Saha also outlines the implications of such advancements for network administrators and the potential for streamlined workflows and improved network reliability. Watch for more Networking Field Day 36 coverage on Gestalt IT!
Meter’s Pricing Model: Can It Make Networking More Affordable for Businesses?
In her latest analysis on Gestalt IT, Sulagna Saha delves into Meter’s innovative pricing model, exploring its potential to reduce networking costs for businesses. She evaluates how Meter’s strategy of combining hardware, software services, and maintenance into a single, predictable monthly fee could simplify budgeting and operations for companies of all sizes. The piece provides a thorough insight into how this model stands to disrupt traditional networking cost structures, potentially offering significant savings and efficiency improvements. Read more coverage from Networking Field Day 36 by Sulagna Saha at Gestalt IT!
Intential’s Automation-as-a-Service Solution for Operationalizing and Standardizing Infrastructure Automation
Intential’s Automation-as-a-Service solution is revolutionizing how organizations handle infrastructure automation by operationalizing and standardizing processes. This platform aids enterprises in eliminating the variability in automation strategies, ensuring consistency and reliability across deployments. By leveraging Intential’s service, companies can streamline their IT operations, boost efficiency, and significantly reduce manual intervention. Read more coverage from Networking Field Day 36 by Sulagna Saha at Gestalt IT!