In Part Two of the World Wide Technology (WWT) TEC17 episode on Multicloud environments, WWT Multicloud practice team consultants Kevin McCarthy and Bryan Seefeld discuss issues relating to mature organizations, in other words, those who have migrated to a Multicloud environment.  The issues that Kevin and Bryan discuss include how these organizations are defined, how WWT is uniquely positioned with their expertise and solutions to support organizations in the Multicloud space, and they conclude by describing several compelling use cases on this topic. WWT Multicloud Consulting How to Achieve a Successful Cloud Smart Strategy Five Common Misconceptions About the Cloud The Value of the Cloud:  Why You Should Migrate Today WWT Multicloud Briefing Kevin McCarthy, WWT Bryan Seefeld, WWT      

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The Benefits and Challenges of Multicloud Environments – Part Two

Moving into a Multicloud environment is a big challenge for organizations.  A lot of factors must be considered.  In this episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC17 series, WWT Multicloud practice team consultants Kevin McCarthy and Bryan Seefeld discuss the transition to Multicloud and key considerations about this migration.  Kevin and Bryan first define Multicloud, and then discuss how public and private cloud differ from Multicloud, misconceptions about moving to Multicloud, key considerations when first moving to a Multicloud environment and several use cases on this move. WWT Multicloud Consulting How to Achieve a Successful Cloud Smart Strategy Five Common Misconceptions About the Cloud The Value of the Cloud:  Why You Should Migrate Today Multicloud Briefing Kevin McCarthy, WWT Bryan Seefeld, WWT      

The Benefits and Challenges of Multicloud Environments – Part One

For years now, large enterprises have been seeing a rise in their number of remote workers.  Some organizations have had remote worker policies in place while others are just starting to move into this new working environment.  The coronavirus, COVID-19, has forced almost every organization to implement a remote worker policy and in a very short time, days rather than weeks or months.  In this episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC17 podcast series, WWT experts Joe Berger and Brandon Echele discuss the most important aspects of the remote worker environment.  Joe and Brandon are leaders in WWT’s Digital Workspace practice.  They discuss the tools that organizations need to implement these policies quickly, how this affects the increasing number of virtual meetings that workers have to participate in, how IT needs to prepare for a massive shift to a remote workforce, like in the situation with the coronavirus, and some tips on how to keep remote workers engaged and productive. Four Ways to Enable the Remote Worker Better Business Continuity with the Digital Workspace End User Technology or Technology for End Users WWT Digital Workspace Practice  

Engaging the Remote Worker

As with any transformative technology, implementing AIOps is often easier said than done. The process can involve a series of hurdles, from technical implementation to the cultural challenge of selling the tools into the wider business. In the final installment of our four-part series on AIOps, WWT’s Jas Binning and Paul Robinson explore the challenges facing AIOps implementation, and how to take the sting out of them. Getting Started with AiOps Defeating the Loading Wheel: Is APM Enough to Keep Your Customers Happy? WWT is Taking AppDynamics From the War Room to the Board Room WWT + AppDynamics:  Better Together Turbonomic Lab WWT:  What is AIOps Jasbir Binning, WWT Paul Robinson, WWT  

AIOps – Part 4: Five Problems, Five Solutions

Ops teams have more data today than ever before. But in an increasingly complex environment, how can they fish out the key data that will help them remedy operational issues? And how can they use this operational data to generate real value for the business? In the third podcast in our four-part series on AIOps, Jas Binning from WWT, Aseem Anwar from Turbonomic and Kingsley Hughes-Morgan from Cisco AppDynamics explore the idea of the ‘data-smart’ business: one that isn’t just data-driven, but has implemented tools that quickly unearth the most prescient data for operations teams, that join the dots between this data and revenue for the C-suite, and that can be used to provide competitive advantage.  Getting Started with AIOps Defeating the Loading Wheel:  Is APM Enough to Keep Your Customers Happy WWT is Taking AppDynamics From the War Room to the Board Room WWT + AppDynamics:  Better Together Turbonomic Lab Jas Binning, WWT Paul Robinson, WWT  

AIOps – Part 3: The Need to get Data-Smart

Today, Ops teams face increasingly complex operational environments while simultaneously dealing with reductions in time, budgets, resources and team sizes. How can organisations cope with this paradox and successfully do more with less? In the second episode in our four-part podcast series on AIOps, Jas Binning from WWT, Kingsley Hughes-Morgan from Cisco AppDynamics and Aseem Anwar from Turbonomic explore how AIOps tools can be used to alleviate the difficulty of managing increasingly complex environments with reduced ops resources. For more information about anything we’ve discussed, please visit WWT.com or reach out to Jas Binning or Paul Robinson if you have specific questions about how AIOps can support your business. Getting Started with AIOps Defeating the Loading Wheel, Is APM Enough to Keep Your Customers Happy WWT is Taking AppDynamics From the War Room to the Board Room WWT + AppDynamics:  Better Together Turbonomic Lab WWT & AIOps Jas Binning, WWT Paul Robinson, WWT    

AIOps Part 2: IT Operations Paradox: How to do more with less

In our always-on, ever-connected age, businesses can no longer tolerate operational downtime.  Many are turning to sophisticated AI Operations (AIOps) solutions to help nip operational disruption in the bud.  But what exactly is AIOps?  In the first of a four-part TEC17 series on AIOps, Jas Binning from World Wide Technology’s London team and Keith Whiteside from E2Tech look to define AI Operations, and explore its potential to solve real-world business challenges. Getting Started with AIOps Defeating the Loading Wheel:  Is APM enough to keep your customers happy?  WWT is Taking AppDynamics from the War Room to the Board Room WWT + AppDynamics:  Better Together Turbonomic Lab Jasbir Binning, WWT Paul Robinson, WWT      

What’s Driving AIOps? Part One

Zero Trust architecture is the nirvana of enterprise segmentation.  With the current state of cybersecurity and advanced threats that exist today, security teams want this approach.  In today’s episode of World Wide Technology’s TEC17, experts Aaron Woland of Cisco and Kent Noyes of WWT discuss this ultimate approach to cybersecurity threats.  Aaron and Kent discuss what Zero Trust is, how it helps business organizations, why it is a journey worth moving toward, what are some common applications for Zero Trust architecture and the solutions that Cisco and WWT can provide to businesses to advance on the journey toward the ultimate goal of Zero Trust. Forrester Zero Trust Extended Report Jericho Form Commandments NIST Zero Trust Report AppSec is Eating Security - Alex Stamos Keynote Cisco Zero Trust - A Holistic Approach 5 Steps to Building a Zero Trust Security Model WWT Enterprise Segmentation Practice Cisco Zero Trust Security Practice    

Zero Trust Architecture

Not all network traffic is created equal. Some require fast speeds while others demand low latency. Still, some packets seek the cheapest route. Segment Routing serves as a smart GPS for all network traffic to follow, creating a more intelligent network while improving capacity utilization, leading to lower cost and greater user satisfaction.  https://www.wwt.com/article/segment-routing-the-future-of-mpls https://www.wwt.com/article/tackle-unprecedented-growth-in-bandwidth-demand-with-segment-routing-and-cisco-metro-fabric-architecture https://www.wwt.com/lab/segment-routing-lab        

Segment Routing Makes a Scalable Network

Container orchestration has drastically affected the way organizations build, ship and run software.  One of the most effective solutions  that can address this challenge is Kubernetes.  In this episode of World Wide Technology’s TEC17 series two of WWT’s subject matter experts, Eric Becker and Sebastien Berube, talk about the NetApp Kubernetes Service (NKS) and why it is chosen over other Kubernetes offerings.  Eric and Sebastien also discuss what Kubernetes is in general, why Kubernetes is chosen as an open-source container system, what are some of the primary benefits of NKS and how WWT provides solutions and support to enterprise customers in this space.  NetApp Kubernetes Service  NetApp Cloud Data Management Workshop

Kubernetes

Demand for Mobile Edge Computing is expected to grow for a wide range of applications as the increased bandwidth and decreased latency of 5G enables more data to be processed at the edge. But what is the edge? Where is the edge? And why does it exist? Joe Wojtal, chief technology officer of World Wide Technology’s Global Service Provider organization, and Eric Braun, chief commercial officer of MobiledgeX, discuss the business impact of edge computing and review their partnership to accelerate global mobile edge computing deployments at scale utilizing certified infrastructure that immediately ready to monetize by fulfilling next-gen application and device requirements for developers worldwide.     

Edge Computing and 5G

Cryptomining is one of the most serious cyber threats in the online world right now as it relates to cryptocurrency, and possibly one of the least understood.  In this new TEC17 episode from World Wide Technology, Mike Schmidt of WWT and Austin McBride from Cisco’s Umbrella practice discuss this serious cyber threat.  Mike and Austin talk about what cryptomining is, the threat and growth of the related cryptojacking threat, the difference between web-based and software-based miners, what organizations are most vulnerable to these threats and the solutions that WWT and Cisco offer that will address this threat for enterprise customers.  Cryptomining Article from WWT

Cryptomining

When organizations looks at solutions to help them address Network Automation, they typically look for one solution.  But there is another approach, that being a multi-OEM solution.  That is the subject of a talk that will be given at Ansiblefest 2019 in Atlanta by Jeff Andiorio from World Wide Technology.  Jeff gives a preview of his talk in this episode of TEC17.  In this episode Jeff explains what Ansiblefest is, tools that can be used to automate the network, what API is and why it is so important, why a multi-solution approach is preferred for network automation and what are Ansible and DNA Center.   WWT's Networking Practice  WWT's Automation and Orchestration Practice  Ansiblefest 2019  Register for Jeff's Ansiblefest Session Solving the Network Automation Puzzle with Ansible Operation Soft Cell:  The Cybersecurity Threat Targeting Telco and Critical Infrastructure Companies

Ansiblefest 2019 Preview – Ansible and DNA Center

Organizations are rapidly becoming more decentralized, with employees utilizing various devices — laptops, mobile phones and tablets — to do work that is oftentimes performed in non-traditional corporate office settings. This makes it difficult for internal IT teams to secure networks or provide quality digital workspaces for employees. Deploying a unified endpoint management system, such as VMware's Workspace ONE, helps mitigate these challenges. But step one in transforming your digital workspace is migrating your operating system to Windows 10, which comes with its own set of challenges. Resource Links WWT Desktop Migration WWT CPMigrator Overview Video Windows 10 Migration with CPMigrator Workshop VMware Workspace ONE Workshop    

Value of CPMigrator in your UEM Journey

One of the most serious cyber threats in the last few years is Soft Cell.  This cyber threat has been targeting telecommunication companies for years.  In 2018 it was spotted and identified by Cybereason.  In this new TEC17 podcast from World Wide Technology (WWT) Matt Berry from the WWT Security practice and two experts from Cybereason,  Israel Barak and Maor Franco, discuss what the Soft Cell threat is and why it is so important.  Our experts also discuss why Soft Cell is a threat to other verticals besides telecommunications, how enterprise organizations can assess if they are vulnerable to the Soft Cell threat and the solutions that the WWT and Cybereason partnership offer to these organizations to counter this serious cyber threat.     WWT Security Practice   Cybereason's Operation Soft Cell

Cyber Threats with Cybereason

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