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Network Packet Brokers (NPB) are at a juncture where they have to make critical decisions to expand use cases and pivot ...
11/02/2018

Network Packet Brokers (NPB) are at a juncture where they have to make critical decisions to expand use cases and pivot to new areas for expansion as the Network Visibility Monitoring (NVM) finite size market gets saturated.

At the same time, bottom-up pressure from new visibility architectures (fabric based replication, white-box switches with SDx) continue to erode the hardware margins while the top-down pressure (embedded agent based and cloud based mechanisms) continue to threaten the install base with opex based offerings.

The challenge NPB vendors face is that in which direction they pivot more and enable more - security vs. performance management?, while not intruding the space of NetOps or SecOps tool vendors. At the same time, how you build value on-top that continues to justify the need for such solutions?

To make it more complex, the NPM and Security paradigms are themselves shifting toward more distributed architectures, automation and AI - and a single plug-point NPB cannot scale with it the way it is.

As the CIO/CISO level, they don't quite want to double-spend and want more consolidation, simplicity and intelligence. Hence it is critical that the vendors tie the Network Data to the Value Chain.

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Enterprise architecture is evolving. Right now (and yesterday), most of the branch/user traffic gets backhauled due to c...
11/01/2018

Enterprise architecture is evolving. Right now (and yesterday), most of the branch/user traffic gets backhauled due to centralized visibility/security/policy etc.
As cloud becomes viable alternative, users will directly peer with cloud and enterprise-owned data centers will shrink or get outsourced as managed service.
Ultimately, technologies like 5G will enable high-experience users-applications (cloud) peering anytime-anywhere a reality.
Let see how it can impact your business or product roadmaps by scheduling a free consulting session with tFinery

Security and IT both are in a melting pot. A decade ago, Security used to report into IT and an afterthought. During the...
10/27/2018

Security and IT both are in a melting pot. A decade ago, Security used to report into IT and an afterthought. During the last few years, it is now C-suite agenda and as important as operational IT.
With increased data breaches and regulations, it is now a boardroom concern and in the coming years, security will be embedded at the product design level, at the system level and at the service level - driving DevSecOps and ITOps. CISO and CIO will be dual-hat role.
Learn more about how TFinery can help you prepare and plan.

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06/24/2018

Operational efficiency, or doing more with less, continues to be a top priority (and expectation) for most enterprise IT organizations and service providers. Virtualization is a great example of a technology that’s data center operators are using to meet this…

05/11/2018

The Complexity of NFV creates new blind spots for Network Performance Monitoring. Is your team prepared to overcome the challenges? Operational

VanilaPlus (UK) publishes tFinery CEO's article on Digital Transformation.
05/03/2018

VanilaPlus (UK) publishes tFinery CEO's article on Digital Transformation.

When dealing with digital transformation initiatives, having visibility into IT infrastructure shouldn’t be a choice, it should be a requirement, writes Na

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08/21/2017

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As private clouds become the norm rather than the exception in the enterprise domain, and as public cloud adoption becomes a serious consideration for

04/29/2017
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12/17/2016

It comes down to the type of software you're building. While Google's engineers agree with the high-level ideas of the Agile Manifesto, they think it fails when applied to "revolutionary engineering projects," says David Jeske, a former Google engineering director.

Agile's "style of short-term planning, direct customer contact, and continuous iteration is well-suited to software with a simple core and lots of customer-visible features that are incrementally useful. It is not so well-suited to software which has a very simple interface and tons of hidden internal complexity, software which isn’t useful until it’s fairly complete, or leapfrog solutions the customer can’t imagine," he writes.

Do you agree?

Source: https://www.quora.com/Why-do-some-developers-at-strong-companies-like-Google-consider-Agile-development-to-be-nonsense/answer/David-Jeske

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