More than ever, networks are the backbone of enterprise activity. Yet most businesses don’t know exactly what’s happening on theirs. Here’s how to anticipate and stay ahead of evolving needs.
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2:30Tech Talk with Jeff Neville part 1
What are the connectivity challenges facing retailers today? Watch Jeff Neville, Windstream Enterprise’s Senior VP and Practice Lead, Retail, describe retailers' top technology concerns at NRF 2020.
1:53Tech Talk with Jeff Neville part 4
Watch Jeff Neville, Windstream Enterprise’s Senior VP and Practice Lead, Retail, share 3 key strategies for retailers looking to improve their network connectivity.
1:37Tech Talk with Jeff Neville part 2
Evolving technology has increased the need for connectivity in retail. Watch Jeff Neville, Windstream Enterprise’s Senior VP and Practice Lead, Retail, explain a network's role in this transition.
NRF 2020: Discover the state of retail and beyond
The lines continue to blur between brick-and-mortar shopping and e-commerce. Read about the digital enhancements retailers are implementing to adapt to the hybrid sales environment.
Why BYON may be right for you
Looking to supplement your network with newer communications technologies while keeping your underlying connectivity in place? Bring your own network (BYON) may be the answer.
The impacts of e-commerce on retail
The advent of online shopping has transformed the buyer’s journey. Retail expert Jeffrey Neville looks at how retailers are changing to meet the anytime, anywhere demands of today’s shoppers.
4 Ways to Improve WAN Security
As cyber-attacks continue to grow in sophistication, the defense of the WAN is becoming ever more critical. Here are 4 key steps to take to dramatically increase your WAN’s security.
13 frightening impacts of network outages
If you’re an IT professional, few things are more harrowing that a network outage. These 13 statistics tell a bone-chilling tale of what can happen to your business if your network goes down.
How SD-WAN enhances the performance of existing WANs
Existing WANs weren’t designed to support the demands of today’s businesses. Enter SD-WAN, with benefits like greater reliability, increased flexibility and enhanced security.
[Book] Software-defined WAN crash course
SD-WAN for Dummies breaks down the definition, motivations, considerations and benefits of this leading-edge technology, and explain how it can benefit your enterprise business.
The future of work: Streamlined communication
What does our current rapid pace of technological change mean for tomorrow’s workplace—and tomorrow’s workers? Our Keith DeMatteo investigates.
Does the physical network still matter?
Every day, more enterprise-critical infrastructure, applications and data move to the cloud. In a software-defined network, does the physical network still matter?
5 key UC components every enterprise needs
Looking for a UCaaS provider? To find the right match for you, focus on these 5 essential components as you put together a short checklist of key criteria based on your business needs.
How AI is changing business communications
AI is everywhere: productivity apps predict user preferences; chatbots engage customers to solve problems in real time. Learn more about how AI is changing the way businesses communicate.
How the WAN impacts application performance
The WAN is the critical resource to deliver the experience that customers and internal users demand. Modernize legacy systems, migrate apps to the cloud and enhance security with SD-WAN.
Protecting your business from crimes of opportunity
Think your enterprise isn’t big enough, or your data isn’t valuable enough, for you to be a target? Think again. Many cyber-attacks are crimes of opportunity. Here’s how to protect yourself.
“DIYers”: Questions to Ask Before Deploying a SD‑WAN
Whether you have already decided to deploy SD-WAN or you’re still thinking about it, here are some questions you should ask yourself in advance—especially if you’re a do-it-yourselfer (DIYer).
Strategic innovation starts in the cloud
The LAN can be exceptionally demanding on resources. Transitioning to a cloud-managed LAN services model can increase efficiency and simplify management, freeing IT to focus on strategic initiatives.
Drive financial growth with continuous quality improvements
Banks and credit unions can create a virtuous cycle of continuous quality improvements for the customer experience by focusing on 3 key components.
How businesses gain from integrating SD-WAN and security
A recent Gartner survey found that security is the top WAN concern. Fortunately, SD-WAN and security technologies are evolving together.