Your network needs to be ready for a world where malware is pervasive, nearly every enterprise uses cloud services, mobility rules, Internet of Things (IoT) devices number in the dozens of billions, and big data storage measures in dozens of exabytes.
To compete in this world, you need a software-defined network in which…
At Quest, we have noticed an interesting pattern among our co-location customers.
At first they use our co-lo facilities for secondary backup, but they soon grasp the advantages of co-location in our data centers — the high levels of security, the technical expertise, the redundancies in network connections and power and data backup. This inspires them to transition some production facilities to our co-lo sites
The software-defined, self-optimizing network architecture that ’s so essential to your clients ’ ability to stay in business demands intelligence across the entire network – not just your clients ’ network core but their network edge, too.
The immense data traffic demands of always-on businesses, highly mobile customers, and the nearly universal embedding of Internet of Things (IoT) devices means the network edge has never mattered more.
Although attention has long focused on increasingly cloud-filled network cores, note that it’s at the edge where lies…
As I noted in my last post, the success of most enterprises increasingly depends on the ability to deliver a positive customer experience online – an experience that relies on reliable, high-performing digital network architectures with several key capabilities:
Do your clients pay attention to customer experience? If not, they certainly should.
Several studies point to how poor customer experiences in multi-channel, mobile, and self-service interactions negatively impact buying decisions. And no wonder – by 2020, 85% of a typical customer’s interaction with an enterprise will not involve a human being .
