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Beyond convergence
Andrew Pitkethly at Misco explains why hyper-convergence might be the network engineer's new best friend |  |
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Network diversity
Dual infrastructure and diverse fibre links help to increase redundancy - but thorough evaluation and careful management are essential, writes John Volanthen at Hub Network Services |  |
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Looking for simple storage guaranteed? Vote for Tintri's T5000 all-flash storage solution to win 'Product of the Year’ at the Network Computing Awards 2016 here!
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The network that rocked
Denmark's Roskilde Festival depends on WhatsUp Gold network monitoring to keep performers, festival goers, event teams, the press and commercial partners connected
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Data as an asset
Andrew Weedon at Iron Mountain UK explains why your data archive may benefit from a new approach
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Securing the budget
Javvad Malik from AlienVault offers some ideas to help provide effective security with limited resources
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Once more unto the breach
Certes explain how to tackle the data breach blind spot caused by the breaches that threat systems don't detect - or take too long to find
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Welcome to the February 2016 Newsletter.
We've got a bumper issue of the newsletter this month, the last one before the 2016 Network Computing Awards on March 17th. You still have until March 7th to cast your votes for this year's winners, so please do visit the awards website to pick the solutions, services and companies that you feel have made the biggest impact in the networking industry in the past twelve months.
Elsewhere this month Leon Adato, Head Geek at SolarWinds, offers a security boost for the enterprise network and network managers alike with some fundamental security guidelines, while AlienVault's Javvad Malik explains how smaller teams and SMEs can achieve effective security on a budget and with limited resources. We also have an interesting look beyond the hype surrounding hyper-convergence - is it more than just the latest IT buzzword? As Andrew Pitkethly at Misco explains, "if you are facing challenges such as managing your IT and lowering energy consumption, and you need the flexibility to drop in equipment and expand the physical infrastructure at speed, then hyper-convergence could make a big difference."
All that remains is to wish good luck in the coming weeks to everyone nominated for this year's NC Awards. We'll be back with a round-up of all the winners next month, and we'll also be tweeting the results on March 17th as they're announced (or shortly thereafter depending on our typing speed!).
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