At Cloud Field Day 23, Commvault presented its forward-thinking approach to cloud data resilience, emphasizing the importance of Recovery-as-Code in enhancing data recovery strategies. The company showcased how their latest technologies are designed to streamline and secure data management processes across diverse cloud environments. For additional insights on Commvault’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, follow the comprehensive coverage by Shala Denise on LinkedIn.
Commvault at Cloud Field Day 23: Recovery-as-Code and the Future of Cloud Data Resilience
Fortinet fully acquired Everest Networks to complete its Wi-Fi offering for large public venues
Francois Verges recently highlighted Fortinet’s acquisition of Everest Networks, aiming to strengthen their Wi-Fi solutions for large public venues. This strategic move indicates Fortinet’s commitment to enhancing seamless connectivity and network security in areas with heavy demand. For more insights on Mobility Field Day 13 from Francois Verges, explore his coverage on LinkedIn.
What Qumulo’s CFD23 Talk Taught Me About Smart, Scalable Data Storage—And DR That Doesn’t Suck
In her analysis of Qumulo’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, Shala Denise highlights the company’s innovative approach to smart, scalable data storage solutions that address the complexities of managing vast data volumes efficiently. She appreciates Qumulo’s effective disaster recovery strategies, which she notes are designed to ensure robust data protection without compromising performance. For more comprehensive insights from Shala Denise on Cloud Field Day 23, follow her on LinkedIn.
Why Energy Transfer is migrating to SAP’s Private Cloud ERP
Mike Stanley recently discussed Energy Transfer’s significant migration to SAP’s Private Cloud ERP, highlighting the strategic benefits and efficiencies the move offers. He emphasized how this shift is aimed at enhancing scalability and stability in their operations, aligning closely with future growth objectives. For more insights into Cloud Field Day 23, follow Mike Stanley on LinkedIn.
When “Cloud-First” Isn’t Easy: Rethinking SAP HANA with HPE GreenLake
Shala Denise explores the challenges organizations face when adopting a “cloud-first” strategy, particularly when implementing SAP HANA, in her latest article. She discusses how HPE GreenLake offers a flexible, scalable alternative that aligns more closely with enterprise needs for managing large-scale data applications. For additional insights on Cloud Field Day 23, follow Shala’s coverage on LinkedIn.
Immutable Storage Meets DevOps Velocity: Highlights from Scality at Cloud Field Day 23
Shala Denise discusses key insights from Scality’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, focusing on how their immutable storage solutions enhance DevOps processes with increased velocity and security. She analyzes the practical implications of integrating scalable and secure data management frameworks into agile environments, which is critical for organizations targeting robust digital transformation. For an in-depth look at Scality’s offerings and further coverage of Cloud Field Day 23, watch Gifted Lane.
Campus Gateway: The Missing Piece in Large-Scale Enterprise Deployments with Cisco Meraki
Peter Mackenzie’s latest post explores the crucial role of Campus Gateway in enhancing large-scale enterprise deployments, with a specific focus on Cisco Meraki solutions. He provides a detailed analysis on how integrating Campus Gateway can significantly streamline network management and improve operational efficiency in expansive network environments.
Powering Qlik Open Lakehouse with Apache Iceberg
Frederic Van Haren provides an insightful look into the integration of Apache Iceberg with Qlik’s Open Lakehouse, highlighting how this combination enhances data management and analytics capabilities. He explores the technical advancements and the impact of this collaboration on handling large-scale data with efficiency and improved accessibility. For additional insights and coverage from Frederic Van Haren, explore his articles on LinkedIn Pulse.
Qlik Connect 2025: Youthful Vibes, Optimism Abounding
At the Qlik Connect 2025 event, Jim Czuprynski reports a noticeable atmosphere of enthusiasm and youthful energy, highlighting the forward-looking optimism that defines the current landscape. Industry leaders and newcomers alike shared insights and expectations for the future, underlining the significant role of innovation and technology in driving progress. For more insights and coverage from the event, you can follow Jim Czuprynski’s series on LinkedIn Pulse.
The Data Prep Dilemma: Are We Overthinking It or Finally Solving It?
In this article by Keith Townsend, the exploration of the Data Prep Dilemma reveals significant insights into whether the IT industry is over-complicating data preparation or on the verge of resolving prevailing challenges. Townsend underscores the balancing act organizations face between employing advanced techniques and practical execution to manage their data effectively. Find more coverage of Qlik Connect on LinkedIn.
Unlocking the Power of Agentic AI at Qlik Connect 2025
Gina Rosenthal expertly explores the potential of Agentic AI during her insightful coverage of Qlik Connect 2025, highlighting its transformative impact on business intelligence and data analysis. She explains how these advanced AI capabilities improve decision-making and operational efficiency in contemporary enterprises. For additional insights from Gina Rosenthal, visit her contributions on LinkedIn Pulse.
Qlik Connect 2025: Answers For Agentic AI
Jim Czuprynski recently discussed the implications of agentic AI following the Qlik Connect 2025 event, highlighting how these technologies are set to transform enterprise decision-making processes. He outlines the potential integration challenges and benefits for business intelligence systems, placing a special emphasis on predictive analytics and machine learning enhancements. For additional insights and discussions by Jim Czuprynski, explore his coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
We are getting closer and closer to self-driving networks, and I love it!
Francois Verges expresses great enthusiasm for the progression towards autonomous, self-driving networks, heralding a new era in network technology. His positive outlook underscores the potential for increased efficiency and reduced human intervention in managing complex network infrastructures. For a more detailed analysis of the developments discussed at Mobility Field Day 13, check out the comprehensive coverage by Francois on this topic.
Automating the network design, what does it really mean?
Francois Verges examines the implications of automating network design, focusing on how it reshapes the roles of network professionals and the deployment practices within the industry. He explores the tools and strategies that are essential for adopting automation in network design, highlighting the potential benefits and challenges. This post was inspired by the Nile presentation at Mobility Field Day 13.
New Juniper’s generalized AI model – A glimpse of what the future will look like
Francois Verges offers a concise overview of Juniper’s new generalized AI model, showcasing its potential to transform networking technologies. His insights demonstrate how this innovative AI model could pave the way for more intuitive and powerful network management solutions. For a detailed exploration of Mobility Field Day 13, see additional coverage by Francois Verges on LinkedIn.
Phison: Where Have You Guys Been Hiding?
Jim Czuprynski provides an insightful overview of Phison’s notable yet under-the-radar advancements in the world of data storage technology. He emphasizes Phison’s role in driving performance enhancements and storage innovations, which have largely gone unnoticed in wider industry discussions. For additional insights into AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, read more from Jim Czuprynski on LinkedIn Pulse.
Bringing Intent-Based Management to Open Networking for AI
Jack Poller explores the integration of intent-based management within open networking frameworks in the context of AI advancements. This approach emphasizes smart network management strategies that adapt to AI-specific requirements, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and reducing complexity in AI network infrastructures. For additional insights on AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, follow Jack Poller’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.
Deploying a 5G neutral host infrastructure is getting easier and easier
Francois Verges recently discussed the evolving ease of deploying 5G neutral host infrastructures, highlighting technical advancements and strategic approaches that simplify these complex implementations. His insights underline the increasing accessibility of 5G technologies for enterprises seeking to enhance connectivity and network capabilities. For more coverage of Mobility Field Day 13, check out Francois Verges’ coverage on LinkedIn.
WPA3 Private Network Standard Needed: Solving Wi-Fi Network Segmentation Challenges in Multi-User Environments
Francois Verges discusses the necessity of the WPA3 private network standard in addressing the complexities of Wi-Fi network segmentation in environments with multiple users. He highlights the importance of robust security measures and efficient network management to ensure safe and reliable connectivity. More coverage of Mobility Field Day 13 by Francois Verges can be found on LinkedIn.
Juniper: Add Apstra, Ad Astra
Jim Czuprynski offers an insightful analysis on Juniper’s strategic acquisition of Apstra and its implications for advancing their network management capabilities, particularly with automation and data center operations. He explores how this integration enhances Juniper’s existing portfolio and positions the company to better navigate the evolving landscape of network technology. For additional insights from AI Infrastructure Field Day 2, follow Jim Czuprynski’s coverage on LinkedIn Pulse.