Sulagna Saha explores how Elisity is addressing the challenges hospitals and healthcare organizations face when adopting microsegmentation technologies. By streamlining implementation processes and enhancing security protocols, Elisity is making it simpler and more cost-effective for these institutions to safeguard sensitive data. Saha’s analysis highlights the significant role that effective microsegmentation can play in protecting healthcare networks from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Read more in this Gestalt IT article inspired by the Elisity presentation at Networking Field Day 36.
Making Network Automation Accessible: Insights from Itential
Dakota Snow explains how Itential is advancing network automation, making it more accessible to a broader range of users, from novices to seasoned engineers. By delivering a platform that standardizes workflows and offers tools for creating flexible, reusable automation processes, Itential simplifies complex network automation tasks. This approach not only democratizes the technology but also enhances the overall efficacy and user-friendliness of network operations across different expertise levels. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article following Networking Field Day 36.
NFD36: Path Solutions as Network Detective
Peter Welcher discusses the Path Solutions presentation at Network Field Day 36, explaining that the product effectively serves as a detective within network systems. He explored the capabilities and tools provided by Path Solutions for monitoring and diagnosing network paths, which are crucial for maintaining optimal network performance and troubleshooting. Welcher highlighted the benefits of precise and real-time data analytics in identifying and resolving network issues, enhancing both reliability and efficiency in network operations. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article from Networking Field Day 36!
A Flexible Approach to Campus-Wide Zero-Trust Networking
Bob McCouch explores the imperative adoption of Zero-Trust networking principles across campus environments, arguing for a flexible approach that accommodates varying organizational needs and technologies. He emphasizes the importance of robust identity verification, segmentation, and ongoing monitoring to ensure secure access and mitigate potential threats. McCouch’s insights highlight practical strategies and frameworks that can be customized to enhance security postures effectively in diverse campus settings. Read more coverage of Arista Networks presentation at Networking Field Day 36 on LinkedIn Pulse!
How Aviz is Shaping Telecom Observability
Dakota Snow’s article examines how Aviz is revolutionizing telecom observability by integrating advanced data analytics and machine learning. Aviz’s platform enhances network reliability and performance by providing real-time insights and predictive maintenance capabilities. This approach not only optimizes operational efficiency but also significantly improves service delivery for telecom companies. Read more coverage of Networking Field Day 36 on LinkedIn!
PathSolutions: A Fresh Take on Network Troubleshooting
Dakota Snow covers PathSolutions’ innovative approach to network troubleshooting, highlighting how their solutions offer a seamless way to diagnose and remedy network issues. His exploration emphasized the efficiency of PathSolutions’ tools in providing deep insights and real-time analytics to foresee and tackle potential disruptions before they impact network performance significantly. Read more coverage of Networking Field Day 36 on LinkedIn!
A Fresh Look at Networking with Meter
Dakota Snow explores the innovative capabilities of Meter, a company revolutionizing the networking space with smart, scalable solutions. In her review, Dakota highlighted how Meter simplifies networking through its fully managed infrastructure, which supports both physical and IoT devices seamlessly. Read more coverage of Networking Field Day 36 by Dakota Snow on LinkedIn!
AI is the Enabler of Network Innovation
Artificial Intelligence is creating the kind of paradigm shifts not seen since the cloud revolution. Everyone is changing the way their IT infrastructure operates in order to make AI work better. In this episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast, Tom Hollingsworth is joined by John Freeman, Scott Robohn, and Ron Westfall as they discuss how AI is driving innovation in the networking market. They talk about how the toolsets are changing to incorporate AI features as well as how the need to push massive amounts of data into LLMs and generative AI constructs is creating opportunities for companies to show innovation. They also talk about how Ethernet is becoming ascendant in the AI market.
