The forgotten hero – the critical role of networking in IoT The internet of things or IoT is everywhere. If you’re not sure what IoT is yet, we did another piece on that. But what foundation makes it possible for thousands of internal and external devices to connect and communicate. What is the critical role … The forgotten hero – the critical role of networking in IoT
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How does SD-WAN support cloud transformation? Cloud transformation is one of those buzzwords that’s here to stay. It gets thrown around in dozens of applications from software to data storage. Many people consider it a natural evolution from the digital transformation trends of the 2010s. But what does cloud transformation mean when it comes to … How does SD-WAN support cloud transformation?
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Forward-looking retail businesses are looking for ways to incorporate IoT technology throughout their organisations. But how can they develop truly strong, sustainable and adaptable IoT strategies? The key is to have the right technology infrastructure in place. In this insight guide, we’re taking a look at what that infrastructure should look like. Register to download … Insight Guide: Infrastructure and networking – the backbone of any retail IoT strategy
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How Cisco Meraki is keeping retailers competitive in a post-pandemic world Even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit and played havoc with the smooth running of the retail sector, a shift in consumer shopping habits towards online experiences and away from physical stores was evident. Needless to say, the global pandemic has exacerbated the situation, with … How Cisco Meraki is keeping retailers competitive in a post-pandemic world
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SD-WAN vs MPLS? What’s the difference? Unless you work in a highly technical field, you probably aren’t sure what the difference is between SD-WAN and MPLS. When comparing SD-WAN vs MPLS, what should you consider? We’re here to help. But first, an overview: What is SD-WAN? Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solutions or SD-WAN is … SD-WAN vs MPLS? What’s the difference?
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SASE stands for Secure Access Service Edge – a network architecture that combines software-defined wide area network, better known as SD-WAN, and security into a highly effective cloud infrastructure from a single provider. SASE has been developed in response to the challenges faced by IT teams when deploying WAN services. This has been particularly … What is SASE, how can it help my business and when should we consider using it?
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Developing an SD-WAN proof-of-concept strategy gives you the time and flexibility to take the technology for a test drive and finely tune the solution. Digital transformation has done great things for business. However, as demand for collaboration and deeply immersive applications grow, the demand on bandwidth grows. Businesses must prioritise applications which can provide all … How to Design an SD-WAN Proof of Concept
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MLR Networks is delighted to be named a supplier on the Crown Commercial Service’s Technology Services 3 Framework (RM6100), which goes live in July 2021. Runcorn based MLR Networks has been named as a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s Technology Services 3 framework MLR Networks is delighted to be named as a supplier on the … MLR Networks is a named supplier on the Crown Commercial Service’s Technology Services 3 Framework
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Whether you’re an SME that is expanding or a large organisation with offices and campuses spread out around different regions, bringing a network management system onboard will help any business to leverage better overall control. Meraki, developed by Cisco, operates on the premise of providing powerful control with simple to use tools. It’s an approach … How can Cisco Meraki help your business?
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The average amount of wireless devices connected to WiFi networks has seen a meteoric rise over recent years and is only expected to grow further by 2023. It’s no surprise then, that networks have increasingly struggled to keep a strong connection. WiFi connection issues are generally caused by spectrum congestion; an issue where too many … What is WiFi 6e and how can it help businesses?
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