Open Standards stories - Page 9

IDC questions if the ‘party is over’ and if demand for routers has plateaued. Are equipment suppliers in for a sustained drought in router revenue?.

The BYOD trend is gaining popularity in Asia Pacific as mobile devices accounted for 22.5% of all consumer smartphone sales in 2013.

Brocade predicts that 2015 will see fundamental changes in the IT industry, driven by enterprises shifting to outsourcing.

Brocade boosts NZ presence with partner programme revamp, aiming to transition channel partners from traditional sales to policy experts.

HP has recently delivered on an important milestone in releasing its fully-supported, commercial version of HP Helion OpenStack software.

Polycom leads the Unified Communications revolution in NZ, combining with Microsoft Lync for unparalleled user simplicity and adoption.

CityLink's early dive into SDN technology reveals the gap between its potential and real-world application, urging a focus on standards.

SDN champions a shift towards simpler, more cost-effective networks, yet the role of switches remains pivotal, says Extreme Networks' expert.

Vodafone pioneers with HID Global to let staff use smartphones as secure access keys, waving goodbye to traditional swipe cards.

The Green Party claims credit for the $65m anchor tenancy contract between REANNZ and Hawaiki Cable, calling it their original idea.

Brocade's Greig Guy offers some tips for businesses wanting to utilise the cloud for some, but not all, of their data in the hybrid cloud space.

HP has announced the HP Helion Network, a global network that provides customers with a portfolio of services and a secure hybrid IT environment.

CIOs urged to adapt networks for a new era of total mobility, enabling seamless communication across all platforms.

As enterprises juggle multiple cloud platforms, the Cloud Ethernet Forum aims to ease interoperability, despite resistance from leading providers.

Businesses are bolstering their networks with all-Ethernet fabrics to weather the rapid tech shifts and future-proof data centers.

Brocade's Greig Guy delves into why 2023 is the year virtualisation becomes mainstream, transforming data centers worldwide.

The finance sector seeks a custom-fit cloud solution, stepping into forums to shape a tech future that meets its unique demands.

Gartner advises embracing BYOD with open designs and flexible architecture, recognising it signals a vital shift in IT strategy, not just a trend.

That's the view of Tony Warhurst, managing director Aastra ANZ, a leading company at the forefront of the enterprise communication market.

Schneider Electric announces selection of Microsoft Windows Azure as a preferred cloud provider for the company’s StruxureWare software applications and suites.