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Evolution of Transistor Innovation – Intel
Quick 5 mins on silicon manufacture
HS016 Team Structure for Technology Teams
Discussing what might drives team structure in Enterprise IT.
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Thoughts on Networked Storage and Performance (Its not about Bandwidth)
Networked storage has multiple angles on performance
HS015: Targeting in IT Marketing – Who and When
With so much money allocated to marketing teams, why do customers find it disagreeable and unpleasant to be a victim of their activities ?
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Blessay: Do you still feel the same way about “merchant silicon” / x86 vs custom ASICs?
You asked if my view is the same from 2011
Dutch athletes warned to keep phones and laptops out of China | Reuters
Cybersecurity in sport
Musing: Mandatory Salesforce Multi-Factor Authentication
The first time for many managers and executives ?
Heavy Networking 611: Data Center Networking And Observability In 2022 (Sponsored)
As we approach the end of 2021, it's informative to look back at how much change has gone on in the industry. One of the biggest transitions we've seen in enterprise networking has taken place in the data center. Software-defined approaches that emerged over the past decade have matured and are being deployed in production. On today's Heavy Networking, we talk with Juniper Networks in a sponsored episode about its Apstra Intent-Based Networking (IBN) platform and how Apstra is transforming the enterprise data center.
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Heavy Networking 611: Data Center Networking And Observability In 2022 (Sponsored)
As we approach the end of 2021, it's informative to look back at how much change has gone on in the industry. One of the biggest transitions we've seen in enterprise networking has taken place in the data center. Software-defined approaches that emerged over the past decade have matured and are being deployed in production. On today's Heavy Networking, we talk with Juniper Networks in a sponsored episode about its Apstra Intent-Based Networking (IBN) platform and how Apstra is transforming the enterprise data center.HS014 Software Defined Infrastructure – New Build or Not ?
Do you need new hardware to cloud enable your infrastructure ? Should you strategise products on new hardware/greenfield basis or enable your existing brownfield infrastructure ? In this episode we discuss value of enabling existing infrastructure Beware of the vendor goldfield that Greenfield represents Whether supply chain impacts your decisions ? The value of federated […]
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Dictionary: Cloudfield
Define Cloudfield
Heavy Networking 610: Network Automation With Nautobot
On today's Heavy Networking we discuss a Nautobot, an open-source software tool that can serve as a source of truth for network automation. We explore how Nautobot works, what it's used for, how it ties in with Python and Ansible, major features, and more.
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Heavy Networking 609: Innovation Or Stagnation – A Year-End Networking Review
Today's Heavy Networking considers the current state of networking technologies and the networking market. We debate whether we've seen any significant innovations over the past year, if the industry has stagnated, or if we're simply trying to stay on top of disruptions caused by cloud, Covid, and the erosion of traditional network boundaries. We also discuss how network engineers and the industry are dealing with complexity, if organizations can "cloud" their way out of legacy problems, and more.
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Heavy Networking 609: Innovation Or Stagnation – A Year-End Networking Review
Today's Heavy Networking considers the current state of networking technologies and the networking market. We debate whether we've seen any significant innovations over the past year, if the industry has stagnated, or if we're simply trying to stay on top of disruptions caused by cloud, Covid, and the erosion of traditional network boundaries. We also discuss how network engineers and the industry are dealing with complexity, if organizations can "cloud" their way out of legacy problems, and more.Heavy Networking 607: ZTNA Everywhere With VMware SASE (Sponsored)
In today's sponsored Heavy Networking show with VMware, we take a fresh look at VMware's SASE and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution. VMware has a breadth of products that allow for a differentiated overall solution. Joining us today is Craig Connors, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Service Provider and Edge at VMware.
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Heavy Networking 607: ZTNA Everywhere With VMware SASE (Sponsored)
In today's sponsored Heavy Networking show with VMware, we take a fresh look at VMware's SASE and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution. VMware has a breadth of products that allow for a differentiated overall solution. Joining us today is Craig Connors, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Service Provider and Edge at VMware.HS013 SaaS Solutions – What Does the Customer Lose ?
SaaS is popular as a 'not my problem' solution and easy-on-pocket entrè. So lets examine adversarial question "What does the customer lose?". Johna and Greg discuss many issues on both in the search for critical analysis on SaaS and the longer term impacts.
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Heavy Networking 606: Dealing With DNS And Domain Name Abuse
The DNS Abuse Institute is a community effort to develop solutions to DNS-related problems including malware, botnets, phishing, pharming, and spam. On today's show we speak with its Director, Graeme Bunton, about the institute and its work, and the challenges of dealing with malicious actors that exploit DNS and domain names.
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Heavy Networking 606: Dealing With DNS And Domain Name Abuse
The DNS Abuse Institute is a community effort to develop solutions to DNS-related problems including malware, botnets, phishing, pharming, and spam. On today's show we speak with its Director, Graeme Bunton, about the institute and its work, and the challenges of dealing with malicious actors that exploit DNS and domain names.Heavy Strategy 012: Professional Development in Infrastructure Technology
A rarely covered topic in technology is professional development. Other careers have extensive programs to ensure practitioners develop and maintain a wide range of skills but this principle is rare in IT.
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