ThousandEyes aims to provide more granular visibility into all network traffic
ThousandEyes wants to provide enterprises with greater insight into network visibility, including visibility into the Internet. The vendor unveiled new functionality in its monitoring product that provides network administrators with greater visibility into what's causing network issues, no matter whether it's within the four walls of the enterprise or somewhere outside of their control.
Soha: Third-party access causes security headaches for IT pros, but it's still not a priority
Enabling third-party access to network and application infrastructure and software isn't a priority for IT professionals even though it's a major source of enterprise data breaches, according to a new report from Soha Systems' new Soha Third-Party Advisory Group.
XO takes to the cloud for new contact center offering
XO Communications launched a new cloud-based contact center service designed to route incoming calls to the most qualified agents so customer needs can be addressed in the fastest way possible.
In the face of a changing network landscape, the engineer's job is going nowhere
As technology continues to change at what sometimes feels like an ever increasing pace, the jobs of those deploying and managing that technology change.
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Cisco core networking products declining, but security, collaboration and service provider video are on the rise
Cisco's routing business continued its slow decline in the third quarter of the company's fiscal 2016, but several product categories experienced double-digit percentile growth.
Twilio releases API to unify messaging services
Twilio is releasing out a new API designed to orchestrate notifications across SMS, push notifications and messaging applications.
Brocade applies DevOps automation capabilities to the network with Workflow Composer
Brocade is looking to bring DevOps-style methodologies and automation to the network with the forthcoming launch of Brocade Workflow Composer.
Zebra unveils cloud-managed WLAN offering
Zebra Technologies is enabling its enterprise customers to manage Wi-Fi access points from the cloud. The company introduced its Azara cloud-managed WLAN offering, which enables the management of Zebra access points from the cloud.
Lifesize aims to make video mission-critical with new videoconferencing service SLA
It's probably safe to say videoconferencing is not mission-critical to most enterprises, but next-generation videoconferencing vendors are hoping to make video as important as the phone. In the hopes of pushing video further into the enterprise, cloud-based video communications and collaboration services provider Lifesize is putting its money where its mouth is (well, somewhat).
Avaya may be looking to sell off some of its product assets
Avaya still has positive cash flow, but the company's second quarter showed a continuing decline in revenue. Additionally, the company hinted that it may be getting ready to shed some of its assets.
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On Thursday the jury in Oracle's $9.3 billion copyright lawsuit against Google unanimously found that Google was in the right when it used Java technology in its Android operating system. Privacy advocacy group the Electronic Frontier Foundation lauded the jury's decision.
Microsoft and Facebook are teaming up to build what could be the most powerful transatlantic fiber optic cable yet, The Next Web said, all in an effort to make the web more reliable for everyone.
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