Arthur Cole

Network orchestration is emerging as a key element of software-defined architectures, and while nobody ever said it was going to be easy, it is proving to

Now that the enterprise has gained a little experience pushing select applications and services out to the cloud, it’s time to start thinking about

The enterprise seems anxious to push containers into production environments, but networking issues keep getting in the way. The challenge is to deploy

Bandwidth considerations in the enterprise are diverging across two distinct development paths, and while they are not mutually exclusive— in fact,

The coming year is going to be a big one for networking. SDN will go mainstream, allowing the enterprise to finally break free of the confines of

Most enterprises have come to realize that they are not on the cloud, but on many clouds. This is both an opportunity and a challenge. A distributed

The enterprise data environment is making its way across a broad array of wired and wireless architectures, both within the data center and over the wide

The virtual desktop has gotten a bad rap over the years. It's been described as weak on performance, lacking in customization and the source of so much

The more things change, the more they stay the same. It’s an old saying, and rather trite, but it is becoming increasingly appropriate as data

By now, it's almost a given that software defined networking will usher in a revolution in the design and development of data infrastructure. Environments

Networking has always posed vexing challenges for the enterprise, even in the old days when entire data environments were confined on-site infrastructure.

Every new technology is fueled by a vision, a new world of future possibilities that can't even be imagined if things stay the same as they are now. The