Sometimes the best solution to a problem comes from an area where you didn’t think you’d find it. Tom Hollingsworth looks at 128 Technology and how their voice pedigree helped them built a quality WAN routing platform.
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Will MPLS Ever Go Away?
MPLS is a venerable technology that has been around for a long time. SD-WAN is a new technology that is reducing the need for dedicated MPLS circuits. But will SD-WAN mean the end of MPLS? Tom Hollingsworth takes a look at this protocol and analyzes if there’s still a place for MPLS in this world.
Calling Santa with NORAD and Cradlepoint
NORAD’s Santa Tracker has grown from an ad hoc effort due to a misprinted phone number, to a full on technology solution. To handle the 800,000 calls placed every December, NORAD partnered with Cradlepoint for a VOIP solution.
Migrating to Healthcare Cloud Apps With Acadia and Viptela
What happens when your software provider forces you to move to the cloud? Read on to find out how Viptela helped Acadia Healthcare solve their cloud dilemma.
Ubiquitous IPv6, A Killer App for VoIP?
Paul Stewart from PacketU comments: For those that haven’t realized it, our Internet is sort of broken. Intended to be a peer to peer network, this global network has become a network that primarily operates in a client/server mode. Fortunately, this works very well for many use cases. However, there are applications that would work […]
Is Unified Fabric an Inevitability?
Is the adoption of a unified fabric an inevitability? If so, will it be FCoE or iSCSI that leads the charge?