I was at the Open Network Summit (ONS) in Santa Clara last month, speaking and watching some of the keynotes when Google presented something very interesting. Google’s Amin Vahdat, Fellow & Technical Lead for Networking, presented Google implementation of SDN for their cloud in a keynote.
Just recently announced, open source Project Atrium, which is focused on the International Multimedia Telecommunication Consortium (IMTC) RTM SDN use-case specifications, just won Internet Telephony Magazine 2016 SDN Product of the Y
In my last article I talked about the value of a Migration Strategy for Automating Quality of Experience (QoE) using SDN.
Leaders from all aspects of the Unified Communications (UC) industry are gathering in La Jolla, California, April 27-30, 2014, for a two and a half day conference, focusing on networking, building new relationships, product/market education and aligning business models with evolving and emerging technologies. Topics include mobility, wireless, WebRTC, cloud, SDN, hosted, hybrid cloud, MDM and contact center.
The UC Summit is approaching, with much to look forward to. This year's summit, held in La Jolla, California from April 27-30, will focus on UC industry trends such as mobility, WebRTC, the cloud, SDN, and more, enabling attendees to make new connections and learn more about emerging technologies and trends.
This week Siemens Enterprise Communications sold its Enterasys networking division to Extreme Networks. It is an all cash deal valued at $180 million - estimated to be around 55 percent of the unit's revenue.
The best metaphor for the UC Summit is to describe the event like a Smörgåsbord. It's just a veritable buffet of information, analysis, relationships, and of course food and drink. When the conferenced ended on Wednesday, everyone left full.
The UC Summit is an unusual mix of education, networking, and wine. Here's a brief recap of the past 24 hours.